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Updated: 27 Jan 2012
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Salary$38,988 - $119,697  
   
Bonus$1,455 - $29,896  
Profit Sharing$1,143 - $15,413  
Commission$4,101 - $58,920  
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$40,996 - $142,723  
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Salary Range

Cisco Systems Inc$75,000 - $165,500
Hewlett-Packard Company$93,843 - $105,806
Northrop Grumman Corporation$122,209 - $192,208
Baker Hughes Inc$73,565 - $131,403
Bank of America Corp. (BOFA)$48,500 - $135,800
Popular Industries

Salary Range

Information Technology (IT) Services$39,701 - $124,763
Manufacturing and Distribution$41,356 - $120,822
Aerospace and Defense$75,056 - $156,033
Recruiting / Staffing$35,092 - $68,001
Software Applications$40,695 - $133,130

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Key Statistics for Business Development Manager Jobs

Gender
Female
30%
female alumni
 
Male
70%
male alumni
Salary:$44,552 - $78,397 $52,549 - $99,154
Years of Experience
Less than 1 year
2%
1-4 years
27%
5-9 years
28%
10-19 years
29%
20 years or more
14%
Most Common Health Benefits
medical benefits Medical: 87% dental benefits Dental: 74%
vision benefits Vision: 57% employee benefits None: 12%

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Business Development Manager

Salary Range

$40,996 - $142,723
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Account Manager
$30,640 - $87,802
Regional Sales Manager
$50,429 - $160,762
Account Manager Sales
$34,390 - $122,940
 
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Business Development Manager

Salary Range

$40,996 - $142,723
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Business Development Director
$57,408 - $201,945
Vice President (VP), Business Development
$80,092 - $280,151
Marketing & Business Development Manager
$36,876 - $134,530
 

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Business Development Manager Job Description

People with the job title Business Development Manager typically fall into one of the following PayScale standard occupations.

Plan, direct, or coordinate the operations of companies or public and private sector organizations. Duties and responsibilities include formulating policies, managing daily operations, and planning the use of materials and human resources, but are too diverse and general in nature to be classified in any one functional area of management or administration, such as personnel, purchasing, or administrative services. Includes owners and managers who head small business establishments whose duties are primarily managerial.

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Business Development Manager - (City withheld for privacy), Florida, United States
I do not think the 1st interview is the right time to give up your ace. You may want to counter by asking the interviewer what they are looking to pay for the position. He who "gives it up" 1st loses!
Posted in Discussing Compensation on 21 Mar 2007
How much do you need to make?
Business Development Manager - (City withheld for privacy), Nevada, United States
I do well now and I am the primary bread winner of the household. I need to gross between 4 and 5 thousand to make sure the bills are paid.
Posted in Discussing Compensation on 30 Oct 2006
Higher Value in the Market
Business Development Manager - (City withheld for privacy), California, United States
First step is to be a consistant performer & have the attitude to be the best in the team. Next, go for some interviews to find your market value. Next, sit with your management & negotiate with proof of performance & your value in the market.
Posted in Negotiating Higher Pay on 30 Aug 2006
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