Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for business operations specialists, all other

District of Columbia leads at $108,160 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
District of Columbia$108,160$81,720–$140,670
Maryland$101,500$76,470–$131,280
Washington$100,360$78,980–$128,830
Alabama$100,240$77,000–$131,270
Delaware$95,040$69,580–$132,100
Alaska$94,740$76,000–$113,740
Oklahoma$93,640$76,020–$113,980
Massachusetts$93,270$69,980–$114,750
Hawaii$92,620$71,000–$117,190
Colorado$92,520$67,610–$121,120
New Jersey$91,060$71,680–$117,260
Rhode Island$88,130$65,080–$115,230
California$87,570$63,040–$127,710
Connecticut$85,530$68,940–$110,650
South Dakota$85,340$71,280–$108,920
Virginia$85,200$60,660–$121,070
New Hampshire$83,740$62,440–$110,410
New York$83,450$61,200–$112,940
Kansas$83,350$63,820–$107,260
Arizona$83,280$66,630–$108,350
Illinois$82,070$62,340–$109,030
Michigan$81,810$65,390–$101,000
Texas$80,820$61,680–$106,330
Pennsylvania$80,590$61,410–$107,170
North Dakota$80,500$63,130–$103,150
Iowa$80,470$63,130–$104,180
Missouri$80,420$61,810–$108,510
North Carolina$80,230$60,790–$105,760
Florida$79,650$57,970–$107,780
Ohio$79,350$59,860–$104,580
South Carolina$79,110$64,790–$103,380
New Mexico$79,100$61,620–$101,360
Indiana$79,030$60,240–$104,350
Maine$78,830$62,220–$101,490
Tennessee$78,690$58,870–$119,670
Georgia$78,410$56,020–$107,790
Nebraska$77,980$61,110–$104,420
Minnesota$77,820$61,830–$103,570
Oregon$77,170$61,710–$98,520
Mississippi$76,980$61,580–$100,420
Idaho$76,400$59,510–$98,650
Montana$74,990$61,530–$88,710
Kentucky$74,690$59,340–$96,100
Wyoming$74,060$59,990–$97,470
Vermont$71,710$62,420–$89,960
West Virginia$69,240$49,290–$95,870
Wisconsin$67,370$50,230–$85,970
Nevada$67,330$49,620–$93,130
Louisiana$63,220$48,000–$88,610
Arkansas$61,240$46,470–$83,740

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.