The webinar page of the KulaBrands website contains images of two individuals, Peter Gantner and Doug Kyle. The website does not disclose their roles within the company.

On his LinkedIn profileFurther research reveals Gantner citing himself as the CEO of KulaShare Inc. KulaShare Inc is assumed to be the parent company of KulaBrands.

Update October 5th 2016 – 
Peter Gantner has been in touch to clarify that ‘
kulaBrands and kulaShare are two separate and distinct companies with no affiliation other than some common ownership.
‘ 
/end update

Previous MLM opportunities Gantner has been an affiliate with include
Visalus
(2008-2012) and
Lyoness
(2012-2013).

As per a marketing video uploaded to YouTube on February 22nd 2016, up until recently Gantner was promoting
Kannaway
 (right). Whether Gantner’s still involved in Kannaway is unclear.

Doug Kyle is the owner of the KulaBrands website domain (“kulabrands.com”), registered on the 4th of September, 2015. An address in the US state of Arizona is also provided.

In late 2015 Kyle attempted to fund development for “Fuel Matrix” on KickStarter.

Fuel Matrix is a breakthrough technology that will help you mitigate your personal impact on the environment from driving.

Fuel Matrix bonds oxygen to gas or diesel at the molecular level. This helps your car engine burn cleaner, resulting in an up to 50% reduction in harmful emissions.

Moreover, it saves you money by improving your gas mileage up to 20%.

The project goal was $50,000 but as of January 16th, 2016 only $10,312 had been pledged.

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

The KulaBrands Product Line

KulaBrands has no retailable products or services of its own, with affiliates only able to market KulaBrands affiliate membership itself.

Third-party merchants are able to use the KulaBrands crowd-sharing platform, through which products and services can be marketed by KulaBrands affiliates.

The gist of this process sees a merchant list a product on the KulaBrands network.

KulaBrands affiliates vote on which product(s) they wish to support, be pledging to pre-purchase a product.

Once a set target is reached, the product is then listed on a third-party crowdfunding platform (such as Kickstarter or IndieGogo). KulaBrands affiliates who pledged to pre-purchase the product donate funds to the project, in an attempt to manipulate the popularity of the project and attract non-KulaBrands affiliate interest.

If a product is ultimately developed through the platform, KulaBrands run a replicated storefront through which affiliates can market and sell developed products through.

The KulaBrands Compensation Plan

If a third-party merchant decides to use the KulaBrands platform, the company negotiates a royalty fee that is paid out on the sale of each product.

Assuming the project is funded and products are actually manufactured for sale, KulaBrands take a cut of the royalty fees and split the rest with their affiliate-base

🤖 Quick Answer

Who are the key figures mentioned in KulaBrands' webinar page?
Peter Gantner and Doug Kyle are the two individuals displayed on KulaBrands' webinar page, though their specific roles within the company were not initially disclosed on the website.

What is Peter Gantner's professional background?
Peter Gantner identifies himself as CEO of KulaShare Inc, the parent company of KulaBrands. He has previously served as an affiliate for multiple MLM companies including ViSalus, Lyoness, and Kannaway.

What clarification did Gantner provide regarding company relationships?
In October 2016, Gantner clarified that KulaBrands and KulaShare are separate entities with no formal affiliation, despite sharing common ownership structures between the organizations.

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