Hans Christian Hørup Hellstern
About the author
Hans Christian Hørup Hellstern is co-owner of JM Band and has extensive experience working with wristbands and identification solutions used in events, venues, and large-scale environments.
Since acquiring JM Band in 2021, he has been closely involved in product development, technical project management, and customized solutions for organizations that require reliable access and identification systems. His work includes a wide range of wristband types used for festivals, swimming facilities, hospitals, and large public events.
Through his daily work with event identification products, Hans Christian has developed deep practical knowledge about wristband materials, production methods, and the technical requirements behind large event setups. This experience forms the basis for his contributions to Event Wristband Info, where he shares insights about different wristband solutions, their applications, and how they are used in real-world event environments.
He also works with projects involving advanced technologies such as RFID and QR code integration, which are increasingly used in modern access control systems for festivals, conferences, and venues.
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 several generations, as he represents the fifth generation of independent manufacturers in his family.
Through his work and industry experience, he contributes practical knowledge about wristband solutions and how they support efficient access management in events and organizations.
Articles by Hans Christian Hørup Hellstern
Using wristbands for age verification at bars and family events
Choosing wristband materials to match your event security needs
How RFID wristbands support secure access control and cashless payments
Building a wristband check procedure that security staff can follow under pressure
Preventing wristband transfer and misuse through design and process
Using colour coding and identifiers to simplify crowd management