Bonvera launched in February 2016 and operates in the health and nutrition MLM niche.

While Bonvera discloses it’s headquartered in Kansas, the company fails to provide executive details on its website.

There is a “Our Leaders” link, however when clicked visitors are redirected to a “leader’s thoughts” blog.

Posts on the blog are authored by Bob Dickie. Further research reveals Bob Dickie goes by Robert Dickie on his social media profiles.

On his LinkedIn profile, Dickie (right) cites himself as co-founder and CEO of Bonvera.

Dickie’s provided location is Knoxville, Tennessee, which didn’t make much sense considering Bonvera’s website states it’s headquartered in Kansas.

The answer is in Dickie’s LinkedIn profile, which states;

the company went through an ownership and leadership change in 2018 and relocated to Knoxville, Tennessee.

Dickie appears to have been appointed CEO of Bonvera on or around May 2018.

Prior to Bonvera Dickie was President of Crown Financial Ministries.

Crown, founded in 1976, is a global NGO focused on personal-finance policy and education that has taught or equipped more than 50 million people in more than 104 nations.

As far as I can tell, Dickie has no prior MLM executive experience.

Update 14th January 2019 – 
Scott Johnson
has written in to inform us that Robert Dickie has a non-executive MLM history with Amway.

Robert Dickey has plenty of MLM experience. He headed up the tool scam company owned by Orrin Woodward while he was in Amway (Quixtar at the time), and Dickey’s father was the official Woodward organization preacher who eventually had a falling out with Woodward.

Dickey was forced to disclose some individuals who made disparaging remarks against Amway in a landmark free speech lawsuit when Woodward broke from Amway in 2007.

/end update

Read on for a full review of the Bonvera MLM opportunity.

Bonvera Products

Bonvera combines their own branded products with “partners” and “affiliate stores”.

Bonvera’s own branded products include Phyzix, Phyzix MD, Thrive, Luebella and Kutano.

Phyzix is an energy drink available in Acai Berry, Tropical and Zero varieties.

Phyzix is sold in a box of twelve 355 ml cans. Acai Berry and Tropical retails for $36 a box and Zero at #33.

Phyzix MD is a range of over twenty nutritional supplements.

Thrive is a coffee range (organic decaf, ground and whole bean varieties) that retails at $15 for a 12 oz bag.

Luebella is a personal care range consisting of an anti-aging serum ($46.29), day/night cream ($62.49/$56.29) and revitalizing facial cleanser ($28.79).

The Luebella range is also available as a “Skin Care System” for $187.49.

Kutano is a “memory and focus” supplement that retails at $37.49 for a bottle of 60 capsules.

If you want more specific information on any of Bonvera’s branded products, the company provides a full catalog on their website.

Bonvera’s “partner companies” appear to be individual agreements with third-party merchants.

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🤖 Quick Answer

Who is the CEO of Bonvera?
Robert Dickie, known professionally as Bob Dickie, serves as co-founder and CEO of Bonvera. According to his LinkedIn profile, Dickie is based in Knoxville, Tennessee, though the company maintains its official headquarters in Kansas. He actively contributes to the company's communications through blog posts on the official website.

When was Bonvera established?
Bonvera was launched in February 2016 and operates within the health and nutrition multi-level marketing sector. The company specializes in nutritional supplements distributed through third-party merchants and independent distributors within its MLM business model.

Why is there a discrepancy between Bonvera's headquarters location and its CEO's location?
Bonvera's website lists Kansas as its headquarters, while CEO Robert Dickie's LinkedIn profile indicates Knoxville, Tennessee

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