Yearbooks, class rings and student commemoration products for schools
Jostens makes yearbooks, class jewelry, letter jackets and championship rings for schools and teams, running on a heavy Oracle footprint (EBS, Fusion, Forms, PL/SQL) alongside legacy AS/400 and Microsoft Access. Snowflake, Incorta, Tableau and Power BI point to a layered analytics effort over that ERP core. Accelerating, ops- and sales-dominated hiring weighted toward junior roles suggests seasonal field and production scaling rather than engineering buildout.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director
Jostens is a privately held manufacturer headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, founded in 1897. It produces commemorative products such as yearbooks, graduation regalia, announcements, class rings and championship jewelry. Its customers include K-12 schools, colleges, universities, sports teams and organizations across the country. The company employs 1,001–5,000 people and operates facilities spanning North America and the Caribbean, with hiring in the United States, the Dominican Republic and Canada. Commercial operations run on Salesforce Sales, Service and Marketing Cloud, with finance on Oracle, Blackline, Workday and Concur.
Jostens runs on Oracle, including Oracle E-Business Suite, Oracle Fusion, Oracle Forms and BI Publisher, alongside legacy AS/400 and Blackline for financial close.
Yes. Jostens' hiring is accelerating, concentrated in operations and sales with support and finance roles, mostly at junior level, across the United States, Dominican Republic and Canada.
Jostens is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and operates facilities across North America and the Caribbean.
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