To Revolutionize Surgical Performance And The Medical And Dental Procedure Industry
Our ideology - develop cutting edge products to make a tangible difference in patient care.
Our purpose - provide safer outcomes by enhancing procedural efficiency in the operating room.
EvacFlo developed by Sanverbos, Inc. is a medical glove device with incorporated channel for suction capability to allow a surgeon, veterinarian, or dentist the use of both hands and the ability to maintain a clear operative field during a procedure while retaining flexibility for dexterity and precise manipulation at their fingertips.
Our Affiliates
Management Team
founder / CEO
Sean Norris
Sean Norris has 14 years experience in the medical field. Formerly Director of Orthopaedic division at First Call Physician Assistants Inc., he has 6 years experience as Physician Assistant in Orthopaedics and Emergency medicine, and 8 years as a Radiologic Technologist at various institutions around the Bay area. Sean is the inventor of the EvacFlo Suction Device prototype and has a strong background in design engineering.
MPA from Samuel Merritt University and BS in Biology from Pacific Union College
COO
Kwasi Mensah
Kwasi Mensah has 20 years in Pharmaceuticals, Life Science and Medical Device industries. He is a former executive at Bayer Healthcare, Bio-Rad Laboratories, Cepheid and Relypsa in Manufacturing Operations. Kwasi is the President of Health Solutions International, a non-profit dedicated to preventive healthcare in developing countries in Africa. He is currently the Executive Director/Head of North America Supply Chain Operations at Vifor Pharma.
MBA, and BSEE from Chapman University
CBDO
Sean Correa
Sean Correa has over twenty years of experience in the medical field, working as an Orthopedic Physician Assistant for several highly esteemed experts. He is a former member of the California Orthopaedic Association, the American Academy of Physician Assistants and the American Arthroscopy Association of North America; and alongside Master Instructors taught wrist and elbow arthroscopies to surgeons around the globe. Sean focuses on Business Development and Global Strategic Partnerships for Sanverbos Inc.
International Business, Southern New Hampshire University
Company Advisors
HOLMAN PROFESSOR, STANFORD UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE (1999-PRESENT)
EMILE HOLMAN PROFESSOR AND CHAIR, STANFORD UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY (1999-2015)
Thomas Krummel, M.D.
Thomas Krummel, Co-Director of Stanford Biodesign, has served in leadership positions in many important surgical societies including the American College of Surgeons, the American Pediatrics Surgical Association, the American Surgical Association, the American Board of Surgery, the American Board of Pediatric Surgery, the American Board of Plastic Surgery and is currently President of the Halsted Society.
Faculty, school of communication, usc annenberg
Dr. Safiya U. Noble
Safiya Noble is a business advisor and strategist with over 15 years of product marketing experience for brands that include Sprint, General Motors, Proctor&Gamble, and a number of small and mid-size technology enterprise. She has consistently provided consulting in the educational technology sector and is the former creative director for Pixo technology company.
Ph.D. and M.S. in Library and Information Science from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
SCIENTIST, TECHNOLOGIST AND ENTREPRENEUR
Ryan McGuinness
Ryan McGuinness is a scientist, technologist and entrepreneur with nearly 30 years of industrial experience in BioTechnology R&D and Medical Device Product Development. He currently fills the roles of Practice Lead at Triple Ring Technologies and Vice President of Science&Technology at Agility Labs, a Life Science and Medical Device incubator in Silicon Valley and Boston. Ryan leverages his extensive network groups to help grow and capitalize young companies. Also, his long career in R&D has resulted in wide-ranging connections to individuals and companies that enable rapid introduction of new products to Healthcare and Life Science markets.