PhillComm Global, a strategic communications firm specializing in emerging industries and frontier technologies, has added Bond and Klarify to its client roster, reinforcing the agency's expertise in artificial intelligence, healthcare technology, and personal security. The two companies are tackling critical operational challenges: preventative personal safety and the administrative burden on mental healthcare providers.
Bond, founded by former elite special operations commander Doron Kempel, has developed what is described as the first scalable preventative personal security platform for consumers and enterprises. The platform combines AI with live professional security agents to intervene in real time before situations escalate into emergencies, bridging the gap between passive tracking apps and traditional emergency response. Bond's enterprise clients include Apple, Walmart, Disney, and Verizon, as it expands professional-grade security beyond executive protection. According to Kempel, "Most personal security technology today is still fundamentally reactive. People can track rideshares, flights, and locations in real time, yet often have nowhere to turn during the critical moments before a situation becomes an emergency. We've built a preventative model designed to close that gap through live agents and immediate access to professional security expertise."
Klarify, meanwhile, is building an AI-powered operating system for mental healthcare providers, addressing the mounting administrative pressure, reimbursement complexity, and automated insurance systems therapists face. Fresh off its acceptance into Y Combinator's Spring 2026 batch, the platform automates documentation, billing, claims workflows, compliance, and patient operations, allowing providers to focus on care. Thousands of therapists across North America now use the platform. Moody Abdul of Klarify emphasized the urgency, stating, "The economics and administrative burden surrounding independent mental healthcare practices are becoming increasingly difficult to sustain. Therapists are now competing against highly automated insurance systems while simultaneously managing overwhelming operational workloads behind the scenes. We're building infrastructure that allows providers to remain independent, financially sustainable, and fully focused on patient care."
Jon Lindsay Phillips, Founder and CEO of PhillComm Global, said, "At PhillComm, we're proud to be deeply embedded with the companies building the operational frameworks that emerging industries will ultimately depend on. Bond and Klarify are each addressing systemic pressures that become more consequential as markets scale: personal security in an increasingly mobile world, and administrative fragmentation across healthcare. What connects these companies is not simply innovation, but the fact that they are helping define how major societal systems will function in the years ahead."
Bond's approach marks a shift from reactive personal security technology, offering a proactive model that could redefine safety standards for both consumers and enterprises. Klarify's platform tackles the administrative crisis in mental healthcare, which threatens the sustainability of independent practices. As these industries scale, the implications are significant: Bond could make professional-grade security accessible to a broader audience, while Klarify could help preserve access to independent mental healthcare providers by reducing operational overhead. The additions continue PhillComm Global's expansion as a leading communications firm for emerging industries, frontier technologies, and category-defining companies. The agency provides bespoke programs spanning earned media, executive thought leadership, and integrated PR campaigns for sectors including aerospace, AI, healthcare, mobility, advanced manufacturing, infrastructure, fintech, and enterprise technology.
