Salaries in Utah for Professionals in International Business and Affairs

Nearly 3,500 companies in Utah exported $12.3 billion worth of merchandise to other countries in 2014 according to the US Department of Commerce International Trade Association. This volume of exports directly supported 50,578 jobs. Many of these positions are high paying corporate ones such as international trade and customs managers, trade analysts, and business development directors among other international business positions.

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Given Utah’s prominence in international outreach, NGO directors, humanitarian aid program directors, and foreign outreach workers hold highly influential positions in the state and are well compensated for their experience and knowledge of international relations.

International Business Professional Salaries in Utah

Shown below are the median and 90^th percentile salary values for a number of types of corporate management and specialist positions that frequently involve knowledge of international trade and commerce (US Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2014):

Shown here is a full analysis of salary data for international business professionals in Utah (US Department of Labor, 2014):

International Relations Professional Salaries in Utah

Given Utah’s prominence in international relief work, the state has an unusually large number of nonprofits that focus on international and foreign affairs. Seventy-six such organizations were registered as 501(c)3 public charities in 2012. Additional sources of employment for experts in international relation include the state and federal government.

Nonprofits make a significant contribution to Utah’s economy and are major employers in the state. According to a 2015 economic report to the Governor by the Utah Economic Council, 8,281 tax-exempt nonprofits were registered in Utah in 2014. Charitable organizations employed more than 5.5% of the state’s workforce.

Charity Navigator provides the median compensation for the CEOs of nonprofits in 2012 in the mountain west region of the country that includes Utah:

• Small sized charities – $87,120
• Medium sized charities – $119,104
• Large sized charities – $174,209

Shown below are the median and 90^th percentile salary values for professions that frequently involve international relations experience and expertise (US Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2014):

Shown here is a full analysis of salary data for international relations specialists in Utah (US Department of Labor, 2014):

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