Many tags. Same three inks.

The face we wear ourselves. Chapter mark, name in red, firm, seat, MEMBER bar, barcode.

Same hardware, visitor hierarchy. Name in black so the red VISITOR bar does the talking.

The name you actually shout across a room. Company sits small. Built for handshake distance.

A SPEAKER bar across the top so the room knows who has the mic before they stand up.

Black field, red VIP mark, white name. Reads as access from across the foyer.

Vertical STAFF stripe. Ops can find a runner without reading the whole face.

Host mark plus a quiet seat line. For the person who opens the morning.

Thin GUEST bar, generous name. Corporate receptions and client days.

Company first. The name is secondary because the stand is the point.

PRESS block top-left. Photographers and reporters need to be obvious, not decorative.

Name, organisation, and a scan target. The default for stacked sessions.

Booth number as a red slab. Find the stand without unfolding a map.

Session title on the face. People sit at the right table on the first try.

Black e-paper field, white name, red rule. For evening receptions and low light.

The job is larger than the name. Useful when you need a medic, not a biography.

Name plus a status pill we can flip in the room: IN SESSION, BREAK, ON FLOOR.

Hairline rules, paper field, one red word. When the room is already loud.

A red track pill (MAIN, LAB, STAGE A) so people self-sort between sessions.

Chevron CREW mark. Distinct from STAFF so contractors do not get pulled into host duties.

A 1-bit geometric portrait from the name, plus type. Same three inks, a different silhouette.