Hans Christian Hørup Hellstern
About the author
Hans Christian Hørup Hellstern is co-owner of JM Band and has extensive experience working with identification products used at events, conferences, and workplaces.
Since acquiring JM Band in 2021, he has worked closely with product development, technical project management, and customized solutions for organizations that require reliable identification accessories. His expertise includes lanyards, keyhangers, wristbands, and other products used for access control, branding, and attendee identification.
Through his daily work with these products, Hans Christian has developed a strong understanding of how lanyards and identification accessories are used in real-world environments such as festivals, conferences, and corporate workplaces. This practical experience forms the foundation for his contributions to Lanyard & Keyhanger, where he shares insights about materials, attachments, printing options, and practical applications.
He also works with projects involving QR codes and RFID technologies, which are increasingly integrated into modern identification solutions for events and organizations.
Hans Christian holds a Cand.Merc in Strategy, Organization and Leadership from Aarhus University and has completed several executive courses in strategy, leadership, and digitalization. His background in manufacturing spans multiple generations, as he represents the fifth generation of independent manufacturers in his family.
Articles by Hans Christian Hørup Hellstern
Using lanyard colours and print to support wayfinding at conferences
Safety breakaways and detachable buckles on conference lanyards
Reusing and storing lanyards between conferences
Planning conference lanyards that keep name badges visible
Branding options for keyhangers and key straps used with vehicles and shared spaces
Picking lanyard materials and print methods that suit your branding
How to place logos and text on a lanyard so they stay readable in use
What to include and what to leave out on a printed lanyard