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Salary$66,568 - $263,478  
   
Bonus$4,936 - $137,116  
Profit Sharing$4,787 - $103,538  
Commission$0.00 - $253,419  
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)		$72,325 - $381,401  
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Popular Industries

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Manufacturing and Distribution$81,903 - $324,124
Construction$78,438 - $319,405
Information Technology (IT) Services$77,201 - $320,348
Engineering Consulting$79,279 - $308,681
Retail/Wholesale Distribution$79,638 - $356,865

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Key Statistics for President Jobs

Gender
Female
13%
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Male
87%
male alumni
Salary:$70,868 - $173,787 $101,148 - $198,490
Years of Experience
Less than 1 year
0%
1-4 years
8%
5-9 years
10%
10-19 years
29%
20 years or more
53%
Top Degrees

Salary Range
Bachelor's Degree$71,846 - $251,677
Master of Business Administration (MBA)$90,114 - $288,783
Doctorate (PhD)$95,019 - $258,512
Master of Business Administration (MBA), Finance$99,498 - $307,424
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Economics$72,483 - $318,148
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medical benefits Medical: 83% dental benefits Dental: 61%
vision benefits Vision: 41% employee benefits None: 15%

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President

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$72,325 - $381,401
payscale
Vice President (VP), Operations
$61,687 - $232,866
Vice President (VP), General Manager
$65,457 - $294,451
Vice President (VP), Sales
$82,626 - $298,486
 
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President

Salary Range

$72,325 - $381,401
payscale
President and CEO
$60,547 - $370,563
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
$65,086 - $440,221
Project Manager, Construction
$42,058 - $118,036
 

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President Job Description

People with the job title President typically fall into one of the following PayScale standard occupations.

Private Sector Executives
Determine and formulate policies and business strategies and provide overall direction of private sector organizations. Plan, direct, and coordinate operational activities at the highest level of management with the help of subordinate managers.

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President - (City withheld for privacy), California, United States
Going from working from medium-sized emloyers to working for myself, I lament the fact that I didn't do enough to keep in touch with the people I had worked with during my time employed at a larger organization. Being in better touch while at my larger companies would have helped me greatly in starting my own business. Do more than just save people's names & email addresses - find excuses, ANY excuse, to reach out on a quarterly basis.
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