C. Josef Lamy GmbH
Uwe Hasenfuss is an experienced professional in corporate and brand communications, currently serving as the Press Officer for C. Josef Lamy GmbH since April 2024. Uwe is the Founder and Editor in Chief of LOST iN, a position held since February 2015 after the company transitioned to RMG Inc. Uwe previously led corporate communications and served as Editor in Chief at Radar Magazine with Parasol Island from January 2015 to March 2024. As a communications, editorial, and content strategist from 2006 to 2022, Uwe worked with notable clients including Die Welt and Lufthansa. Uwe has held various roles in press and editorial positions, including Press Officer at simfy AG, Editorial Director at Prinz Magazine, and Managing Editor at EPM AG. Additionally, Uwe lectured on design and editorial content at Duesseldorf University of Applied Sciences and was a member of the supervisory board at antwerpes ag. Uwe holds a Magister Artium (M.A.) in Philosophy and Social Sciences from Freie Universität Berlin, completed in 1996.
C. Josef Lamy GmbH
Around the world the LAMY brand stands for high-quality designer writing instruments with a timelessly modern aesthetic and perfect functionality. Its success story began over 50 years ago with the LAMY 2000: the model was the foundation stone laid in 1966 for the clear, unmistakable design language which still characterises the style of all Lamy products today – Lamy design. As an independent family company, since its foundation in 1930 Lamy has been firmly committed to Heidelberg as the company base, guaranteeing consistently premium quality "Made in Germany". With an annual production of over 8 million writing instruments and a turnover of over 118 million euros in 2018, Lamy is today not only the market leader in Germany, it has also developed to become a sought-after brand around the world. Premium Writing recorded growth of 30% in the previous year. Lamy generates a good half of its turnover abroad. The brand is now represented in more than 80 countries with over 15,600 sales outlets worldwide, including around 200 mono-brand stores. Alongside all this, the company – not least through the release of a Special Edition each year – is constantly setting new trends and inspiring handwriting fans around the world with innovative colours and surfaces. This is how Lamy is able to continuously reinvent itself and prove that a writing tool is more than an object of utility: it is a genuine lifestyle accessory which lends expression to the joy of writing by hand and underlines the individuality of its owner.