General and Operations Managers salary by state
The U.S. median wage for general and operations managers is $105,770 a year. New Jersey pays the most on average. Take-home pay and buying power use Wagevane's calculators.
Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025. SOC 11-1021.
| State | Median salary | Average salary | Take-home (median) | Buying power |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | $111,790 | $137,760 | $82,150 | $92,487 |
| Alaska | $116,630 | $134,410 | $90,337 | $88,255 |
| Arizona | $94,800 | $125,200 | $73,554 | $73,060 |
| Arkansas | $74,050 | $94,780 | $58,672 | $67,488 |
| California | $124,390 | $152,250 | $87,346 | $78,889 |
| Colorado | $131,840 | $161,970 | $95,706 | $92,872 |
| Connecticut | $137,220 | $167,400 | $98,287 | $94,862 |
| Delaware | $137,220 | $163,820 | $96,791 | $96,978 |
| District of Columbia | $168,000 | $179,130 | $114,783 | $104,442 |
| Florida | $101,580 | $126,940 | $80,292 | $77,641 |
| Georgia | $103,730 | $132,660 | $77,376 | $80,355 |
| Hawaii | $108,180 | $128,130 | $78,127 | $71,056 |
| Idaho | $80,390 | $97,980 | $62,232 | $65,168 |
| Illinois | $103,570 | $135,540 | $76,710 | $76,742 |
| Indiana | $108,170 | $135,100 | $81,766 | $87,611 |
| Iowa | $87,690 | $106,800 | $67,839 | $77,299 |
| Kansas | $92,840 | $114,720 | $69,762 | $77,455 |
| Kentucky | $79,370 | $99,990 | $62,006 | $68,775 |
| Louisiana | $101,790 | $127,120 | $77,772 | $88,170 |
| Maine | $98,860 | $112,650 | $72,311 | $74,509 |
| Maryland | $117,930 | $136,570 | $86,527 | $82,439 |
| Massachusetts | $127,220 | $155,020 | $91,495 | $86,514 |
| Michigan | $99,530 | $123,610 | $74,870 | $77,814 |
| Minnesota | $99,340 | $117,330 | $73,047 | $74,068 |
| Mississippi | $106,680 | $129,910 | $80,344 | $92,400 |
| Missouri | $79,300 | $102,610 | $61,828 | $68,080 |
| Montana | $91,380 | $107,490 | $69,314 | $73,236 |
| Nebraska | $85,090 | $106,770 | $65,699 | $72,915 |
| Nevada | $99,390 | $133,390 | $78,751 | $78,767 |
| New Hampshire | $124,680 | $146,910 | $96,485 | $92,627 |
| New Jersey | $173,690 | $205,250 | $120,008 | $110,296 |
| New Mexico | $98,630 | $118,750 | $74,714 | $81,024 |
| New York | $130,860 | $167,820 | $93,585 | $86,716 |
| North Carolina | $101,950 | $128,520 | $76,993 | $81,624 |
| North Dakota | $98,170 | $115,830 | $77,237 | $86,824 |
| Ohio | $97,700 | $120,420 | $75,658 | $81,550 |
| Oklahoma | $90,430 | $111,630 | $68,924 | $78,462 |
| Oregon | $103,490 | $131,710 | $72,685 | $70,322 |
| Pennsylvania | $103,130 | $126,200 | $78,071 | $80,014 |
| Rhode Island | $117,380 | $143,370 | $86,333 | $84,409 |
| South Carolina | $106,080 | $127,450 | $79,678 | $84,991 |
| South Dakota | $137,400 | $153,020 | $105,179 | $118,731 |
| Tennessee | $106,970 | $132,520 | $84,083 | $91,524 |
| Texas | $103,230 | $133,280 | $81,452 | $83,922 |
| Utah | $97,850 | $118,950 | $73,313 | $74,156 |
| Vermont | $98,640 | $121,610 | $74,065 | $75,609 |
| Virginia | $122,080 | $141,370 | $88,502 | $87,536 |
| Washington | $133,750 | $158,920 | $100,829 | $94,221 |
| West Virginia | $82,500 | $101,610 | $63,979 | $71,488 |
| Wisconsin | $118,730 | $140,350 | $87,444 | $92,932 |
| Wyoming | $99,700 | $117,580 | $78,969 | $85,196 |