PhillComm Global today announced the addition of Bond and Klarify to its client roster, further expanding the agency's presence across artificial intelligence, healthcare technology, and personal security. The two companies are addressing operational challenges emerging at the center of major societal and technological shifts: preventative personal safety and the growing administrative crisis facing mental healthcare providers.
"At PhillComm, we're proud to be deeply embedded with the companies building the operational frameworks that emerging industries will ultimately depend on," said Jon Lindsay Phillips, Founder and CEO of PhillComm Global. "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."
Founded by former elite special operations commander Doron Kempel, Bond has built what many view as the first scalable preventative personal security platform designed for both consumers and enterprises. The company combines AI systems with live professional security agents to provide real-time intervention before situations escalate into emergencies, creating a new layer of protection between passive tracking applications and traditional emergency response systems. Bond's enterprise clients include Apple, Walmart, Disney, and Verizon as the company expands professional-grade security beyond traditional executive protection.
"Most personal security technology today is still fundamentally reactive," said Doron Kempel, Founder and CEO of Bond. "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 is developing an AI-powered operating system for mental healthcare providers at a time when therapists face mounting administrative pressure, reimbursement complexity, and increasingly automated insurance systems. Fresh off its acceptance into Y Combinator's Spring 2026 batch, the company helps automate documentation, billing, claims workflows, compliance, and patient operations, allowing providers to spend more time focused on care rather than administrative overhead. Thousands of therapists across North America now use the platform.
"The economics and administrative burden surrounding independent mental healthcare practices are becoming increasingly difficult to sustain," said Moody Abdul, Founder and CEO of Klarify. "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."
The addition of Bond and Klarify continues PhillComm Global's expansion as one of the leading strategic communications firms focused on emerging industries, frontier technologies, and category-defining companies. For business leaders, the implications are clear: personal security is evolving from reactive to preventative, creating new market categories, while AI-driven automation in healthcare administration could reshape the economics of independent mental health practices. As these technologies scale, they may set new standards for safety and operational efficiency across industries.
