Surgeon Partners with Former Soldier to Enhance National Security
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Murrells Inlet, SC, October 18, 2011 --( Phillips, a cardiothoracic surgeon in London, Ky., has partnered with Chief Operating Officer Alan Yarborough, to create ExNovo.“We understand the true meaning of asymmetric warfare because our staff has experienced it up close, so ExNovo strives to create solutions that are adaptive and modular by design so that we can interchange parts, including sensors, quickly and easily,” Yarborough said.“We will not allow our troops to be a step behind on the battlefield and we endeavor to ensure the war fighter is equipped to aggressively engage the asymmetric threat preemptively and proactively, and in a way that leaves them with no desire to continue the fight.Yarborough has 27 years of intelligence and defense-related experience and was the founder and CEO of Centre Analytics International, Inc. for 10 years.“ExNovo started when two friends, a surgeon and a soldier, decided to work together to save lives now and work toward securing the future of the United States for generations to come,” Yarborough said.The company, headquartered in Murrells Inlet, S.C., offers a bevy of services designed to enhance national security, including general management consulting, intelligence support services, technology-based research and development, enterprise systems engineering and integration solutions.“The Senior management team has over 50 years of experience in analytic problems in both private and military concerns,” Phillips said, “We are constantly upgrading ourselves so we stay on the cutting edge for our customers.”Employing a cadre of research scientists, analysts and engineers, ExNovo is tackling some of the most challenging issues concerning national security, including developing technologies to defeat improvised explosive devices (IEDs).“We will not allow our troops to be a step behind on the battlefield and we endeavor to ensure the war fighter is equipped to aggressively engage the asymmetric threat preemptively and proactively, and in a way that leaves them with no desire to continue the fight.