More Good Foundation Management Team
Jonathan Johnson, President
Jonathan has participated as a principle in Real Estate Development and corporate consulting since his departure from Merrill Lynch. He has worked to turn companies in difficulty around and has found fulfillment in this.
His greatest professional opportunity has come in his association with the More Good Foundation. Here, Jonathan’s love for missionary work and sensitivities to perception and marketing could be utilized.
Jonathan has served as the President of the More Good Foundation since December of 2007. He is grateful to be a part of such a wonderful team, which is doing such a profound work.
Giuseppe Martinengo, Vice President of Operations
Giuseppe Martinengo joined More Good Foundation at the end of 2005, when he was invited to become the Content Director of the newly established organization. As Content Director Giuseppe was responsible for the initial creation and optimization of more than 100 websites in multiple languages. Those websites quickly started to impact positively the search results, displacing negative content, and many of them are still among the strongest websites owned by More Good Foundation.
In 2007 Giuseppe was asked to become Vice President of Operations, and oversee content creation, translations, and finance. He enjoys the great opportunity that More Good Foundation offers of being involved in spreading the message of the gospel around the world, helping people to know better the Church and eventually be baptized.
Heather Newall, Vice President of Technology
Heather joined More Good Foundation in 2007. She develops, designs, and manages our applications, networks, videos, and the majority of our websites, including this one. She is also over SEO, and has devised relevant tools and plugins to increase our online presence. She began creating LDS websites in 1996 and has worked for GalaxyMall.com, iMall.com, and Excite.com, in addition to owning four web based companies and numerous websites. Her websites have been mentioned in both local and national newspapers.
Heather loves the gospel, and has taken part in many online discussions with investigators, the first of who was baptized in 1997. LDS.net, which Heather created and manages, saw nine LDS.net investigators become baptized in 2008.
Heather is married and has three sons. She enjoys board games, video games, creating DVDs, media servers, and figuring out how to do new things.
Karen Trifiletti, VP of Content Development
Karen seeks to keep a pulse on the global religious conversation, more specifically how it impacts perceptions and accurate knowledge and representation our own faith-based lives and beliefs as members of The Church of Jesus Christ, and then, within that context, oversees the development of content for respective MGF sites and social media venues. She works with an excellent team of writers and volunteers committed to being a voice and sharing accurate portraits of life as a Latter-day Saint, and with each member of the MGF team in working through that development process.
Karen has worked previously in various capacities as Media Relations Director and Director of Public Affairs in the Orlando area, Church Curriculum writer, Co-Director in Stake Family History and counselor in Stake Relief Society Presidency, Stake Leadership Trainer, Stake Welfare Leader, and in Ward Relief Society Presidency, Spiritual Living Instructor, and most of all, she loves to visit teach. She continues in her extra hours as conservative political activist. Karen is a former freelance columnist for Meridian Magazine, and previously served with the Arbinger Institute family as a volunteer facilitator, relishing the work of C. Terry Warner, Duane Boyce and Jim Ferrell.
