Jobiba Salary Intelligence

Business Development Manager salary in Italy

Salary range, market position, recent movement, location comparisons and matching live jobs—calculated from comparable Jobiba listings rather than copied salary tables.

11 salary observations11 matching live jobsearly confidence

Typical market range

€27,450–€39,600

Median €39,600 / year

Based on 11 salary-listed job postings from the last 12 months · refreshed 21 Oct 2026

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Salary distribution

Where the market sits

EUR · annualized

€27,450

25th percentile

€39,600

Market median

€39,600

75th percentile

€21,600

Lower market

€27,450

25th percentile

€39,600

75th percentile

€39,600

Upper market

Market movement

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Not enough historical evidence yet. Trend is shown only when both 90-day windows have enough comparable observations, preventing noisy “growth” claims from tiny samples.

Location intelligence

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Currencies are never blended or silently converted

Live opportunity layer

Business Development Manager jobs in Italy

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How Jobiba calculates this

Evidence first, estimate second

  • • Uses recent active Jobiba listings that contain employer/source salary data.
  • • Requires an explicit salary currency and pay period before a listing can enter an aggregate.
  • • Applies broad currency-specific plausibility floors/ceilings, then rejects extreme statistical outliers.
  • • Groups title variants through Jobiba's canonical salary-role taxonomy so current estimates and historical trends use the same comparable cohort.
  • • Annualizes hourly, daily, weekly and monthly pay; no foreign-exchange conversion is used.
  • • Uses percentile medians and publishes a range only after the minimum comparable sample is reached.
  • • Labels inferred pay on salary pages/jobs as a Jobiba estimate, never as employer-provided compensation.

Based on 11 salary-listed job postings from the last 12 months · refreshed 21 Oct 2026

Frequently asked questions

Business Development Manager salary in Italy: common questions

What is the average Business Development Manager salary in Italy in 2026?

The median Business Development Manager salary in Italy is €39,600 a year, based on 11 salary-listed job postings on Jobiba. The middle half of postings pay between €27,450 and €39,600 a year (25th to 75th percentile).

How does Jobiba calculate Business Development Manager salary in Italy?

From 11 active Jobiba job postings from the last 12 months that state an explicit salary, currency and pay period. Hourly, daily and monthly pay is converted to an annual figure, implausible values and outliers are removed, and currencies are never mixed or converted. Jobiba publishes the median and 25th–75th percentile range only when enough comparable postings exist.

How these figures are built →

Jobiba Market Terminal

Salary trend & career market pulse

A stock-style view of pay movement—without pretending salaries are stocks. Graph points require multiple comparable observations, and stronger growth signals require at least five.

Historical graph appears once at least two reliable monthly salary snapshots are available in this calendar range. Existing retained jobs will populate the timeline after the history backfill runs.

12-month growth

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Median salary change

3-year CAGR

—

Annualized growth

3-month momentum

—

Signal: insufficient

Market volatility

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Consecutive monthly median variability

History coverage

1 reliable monthly snapshots

Reliable evidence currently reaches back to Oct 26. Jobiba does not fabricate missing older history.

City movers

Where pay is gaining momentum

City momentum appears after at least five observations are available in comparable monthly snapshots.

Market composition

Experience mix behind the data

This helps candidates judge whether a headline median is dominated by junior, mid-level or senior observations.

12M

experience mix

Unknown
81.8%
Mid Level
18.2%

Skills & pay signal

Skills showing up in better-paid Business Development Manager listings

A premium is an association, not a causal guarantee. Higher-paying jobs often bundle several scarce skills, stronger seniority and tougher scope together. Use this as a shortlist for deeper career research.

Jobiba has enough skill evidence to show demand, but no skill currently clears the positive-premium threshold with a reliable sample.

Skills with broad demand but no current pay premium
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