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Employment and Industries in the Miami, Florida Area

Long associated with tourism, the Miami-Miami Beach-Kendall metropolitan area has an economy that expands way beyond tourism. The Miami area is home to many Fortune 1000 company headquarters. The largest company headquartered in the Miami area is Lennar. Probably the most famous company with their headquarters in the area is Ryder System.

Because of its proximity to Central and South America, Miami is the headquarters for the Latin American operations of many major corporations, including American Airlines, Cisco, Disney, Exxon, FedEx, Microsoft, Oracle, SBC Communications and Sony. For similar reasons, Miami is also a major financial center. The Miami area has over 150 financial institutions, the largest concentration of banks south of New York City.

According to the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, aproximately 60% of all U.S. trade with Central America flows though Miami, 46% of Caribbean trade, and 27% of trade with South America.

Miami is one of eleven U.S. global cities (world city or world-class city). The Globalization and World Cities Study Group & Network ranks cities in three tiers, alpha, beta, and gamma (from the highest tier to the third tier). Miami is ranked a "Gamma World City" by the Globalization and World Cities Study Group & Network, on a par with Atlanta, and Minneapolis.

Business honors and awards received by the Miami area include:

Major industries in the Miami area include:

The Port of Miami is known as the "cruise ship capital of the world". It is also one of the busiest cargo ports in the United States. It is the second largest port in terms of tonnage to and from Latin America.

For the business traveler, the Miami area is served by the Miami International Airport (MIA). MIA has the third largest international passenger traffic in the United States. The Miami area is also served by the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL), which is one of the fastest growing airports in the United States and ranked 23rd in terms of passenger volume.

Companies with headquarters in the Miami area include:

Government, at the county (Miami-Dade), federal, and state level are the largest employers in the Miami area. The largest private employers include Baptist Health South Florida, the University of Miami, American Airlines, United Parcel Service, and BellSouth.

Business and trade organizations and associations in the Miami area include:

The Daily Business Review, South Florida CEO the "Business Section" of the Miami Herald, and the "Business Section" of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel are all good sources of information on the business community in the Miami area.

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Most Popular Jobs in Miami, Florida Metro Area (2006 data)

Where the Majority of Workers Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Registered nurses21,60062,590$41,240 - 82,66024%56%
2Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products19,81049,230$18,650 - 91,6108%51%
3Accountants and auditors10,93061,610$34,140 - 93,35018%79%
4Lawyers7,750114,820$47,220 - 011%99%
5Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products4,84068,110$32,620 - 115,86012%51%
6Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation4,32046,740$26,980 - 74,7105%58%
7Management analysts4,00071,070$31,900 - 122,70022%78%
8Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents3,18088,300$34,090 - 025%67%
9Public relations specialists2,74047,340$28,230 - 71,39018%81%
10Civil engineers2,72074,410$42,720 - 115,49018%87%
11Sales and related workers, all other2,62036,640$20,440 - 61,05014%62%
12Chief executives2,460168,780$87,690 - 02%65%
13Computer systems analysts2,42064,170$39,250 - 91,70029%68%
14Financial managers2,300107,960$58,320 - 013%60%
15Sales managers2,210120,680$55,630 - 010%69%
16Computer programmers2,19064,820$38,920 - 92,4700%73%
17Personal financial advisors2,05064,860$33,210 - 132,67041%81%
18Pharmacists2,04095,540$77,200 - 118,17022%97%
19Architects, except landscape and naval1,97069,840$36,970 - 112,37018%88%
20Managers, all other1,97085,640$45,710 - 127,0007%55%
21Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other1,90055,930$34,200 - 88,58017%56%
22Advertising sales agents1,80052,690$19,360 - 90,53020%56%
23Social and human service assistants1,79026,900$18,480 - 35,04034%58%
24Network and computer systems administrators1,68066,250$40,230 - 95,54027%50%
25Child, family, and school social workers1,53034,370$22,140 - 47,63019%77%
26Training and development specialists1,48050,830$30,050 - 82,58018%56%
27Detectives and criminal investigators1,43068,790$42,220 - 95,59017%54%
28Community and social service specialists, all other1,41035,220$19,580 - 53,55025%58%
29Physical therapists1,40071,360$44,650 - 99,25027%89%
30Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists1,30044,960$26,660 - 71,51018%56%
31Network systems and data communications analysts1,30061,670$38,280 - 91,29053%57%
32Graphic designers1,28040,070$24,770 - 55,57010%55%
33Medical and health services managers1,26097,690$55,020 - 016%57%
34Financial specialists, all other1,19062,350$30,600 - 100,99012%50%
35Computer software engineers, applications1,18061,860$37,130 - 93,70045%85%
36Interior designers1,13050,520$20,300 - 90,77020%55%
37Mental health and substance abuse social workers1,12036,920$26,200 - 48,10030%77%
38Self-enrichment education teachers1,10042,020$20,480 - 71,13023%54%
39Health diagnosing and treating practitioners, all other1,08065,230$35,870 - 95,01012%94%
40Computer and information systems managers1,06097,460$60,890 - 140,89016%73%
41Coaches and scouts1,06050,780$24,080 - 100,05015%60%
42Librarians1,04055,480$29,210 - 87,0904%85%
43Medical and clinical laboratory technologists1,04051,650$40,120 - 64,21012%51%
44Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists96059,440$30,520 - 93,18016%99%
45Medical and public health social workers95047,220$29,470 - 63,85024%77%
46Computer software engineers, systems software92083,800$48,480 - 121,45028%85%
47Mental health counselors89045,030$28,510 - 63,56030%73%
48Market research analysts88068,800$30,620 - 132,41020%82%
49Instructional coordinators84049,180$27,790 - 80,76023%79%
50Education, training, and library workers, all other81038,510$20,020 - 68,54011%79%
51Marketing managers800109,030$59,380 - 014%69%
52Dentists, general750109,120$47,540 - 09%100%
53Mechanical engineers75050,990$29,470 - 86,9604%78%
54Producers and directors73050,460$25,180 - 80,50011%75%
55Occupational therapists71066,950$43,890 - 91,88023%90%
56Financial analysts70070,590$36,940 - 115,45034%87%
57Engineers, all other69065,360$34,070 - 100,2506%82%
58Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists68036,880$27,520 - 48,47011%58%
59Tax preparers68031,370$17,510 - 44,7900%54%
60Medical and clinical laboratory technicians67035,870$20,400 - 55,92015%51%
61Insurance underwriters65047,100$26,780 - 82,3406%53%
62Editors63056,860$31,570 - 89,6302%81%
63Camera operators, television, video, and motion picture61034,290$18,890 - 50,92012%58%
64Social and community service managers60062,790$34,060 - 94,25025%72%
65Rehabilitation counselors58031,040$22,370 - 42,94023%73%
66Industrial engineers57055,850$33,150 - 85,79020%74%
67Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists54049,450$26,860 - 80,55018%56%
68Database administrators54062,900$40,200 - 89,97029%72%
69Speech-language pathologists53064,200$41,470 - 88,06011%98%
70Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors51037,420$22,960 - 57,96034%73%
71Commercial pilots49099,870$38,300 - 013%74%
72Computer specialists, all other49069,190$31,570 - 111,13015%68%
73Credit analysts48051,330$27,730 - 81,4502%60%
74Electrical engineers47068,660$38,410 - 97,9006%81%
75Film and video editors44033,160$19,830 - 49,60013%58%
76Health educators44046,350$28,120 - 71,48026%58%
77Musicians and singers440 $0 - 010%53%
78Operations research analysts44055,430$35,020 - 82,28011%71%
79Urban and regional planners42075,980$46,330 - 111,69015%92%
80Writers and authors40063,660$23,690 - 97,70013%84%
81Biological scientists, all other40052,280$34,400 - 72,3204%95%
82Sales engineers39070,990$37,870 - 115,1309%79%
83Engineering managers370103,230$64,030 - 07%84%
84Meeting and convention planners36042,400$25,830 - 63,73020%67%
85Floral designers35023,300$16,010 - 32,0500%55%
86Surveyors34056,160$32,300 - 87,78024%82%
87Merchandise displayers and window trimmers34023,480$15,080 - 34,56011%55%
88Environmental scientists and specialists, including health31053,430$31,970 - 81,49025%93%
89Occupational health and safety specialists31053,520$36,260 - 74,8008%72%
90Private detectives and investigators31038,480$21,800 - 57,06018%52%
91Dietitians and nutritionists29053,280$38,890 - 77,6009%72%
92Chemists28059,370$36,260 - 92,5809%93%
93Electronics engineers, except computer28066,430$46,550 - 94,7104%81%
94Social workers, all other28034,790$13,670 - 73,07018%77%
95Purchasing managers25099,030$56,410 - 03%57%
96Public relations managers250102,980$55,580 - 017%75%
97Compensation and benefits managers24088,000$49,820 - 130,56012%58%
98Clergy24032,870$18,420 - 51,13019%75%
99Education administrators, postsecondary24082,030$52,570 - 117,53014%78%
100Counselors, all other23034,110$26,150 - 45,90017%73%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Retail salespersons34,70024,980$14,500 - 40,60012%25%
2Office clerks, general28,36023,650$14,390 - 36,13013%19%
3Cashiers26,15016,920$13,680 - 22,220-2%10%
4Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand19,23021,470$14,320 - 31,6702%5%
5Stock clerks and order fillers18,72020,910$14,470 - 29,970-7%8%
6Security guards18,38020,270$14,440 - 27,92017%13%
7Waiters and waitresses17,83019,740$13,780 - 27,62011%14%
8Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners17,62019,120$13,910 - 25,93015%4%
9Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive16,84026,720$17,060 - 37,6801%18%
10Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks16,76031,780$20,600 - 45,75013%16%
11Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food16,27015,740$13,560 - 19,63018%5%
12Customer service representatives16,21028,650$18,260 - 42,54025%22%
13Executive secretaries and administrative assistants12,79037,730$24,710 - 54,25015%18%
14Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants10,65021,870$15,830 - 30,72018%7%
15Receptionists and information clerks9,61021,480$14,240 - 30,10017%13%
16Maids and housekeeping cleaners9,16017,110$13,750 - 22,26013%5%
17Truck drivers, light or delivery services8,92027,050$16,660 - 40,7808%4%
18Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks8,91024,140$15,230 - 35,8404%6%
19Construction laborers8,81024,290$15,830 - 35,57011%5%
20First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers8,81046,490$27,580 - 70,7306%29%
21Sales representatives, services, all other8,20055,310$24,480 - 98,46028%48%
22Maintenance and repair workers, general7,97028,230$17,280 - 43,07010%6%
23Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer7,31033,260$20,490 - 47,72010%4%
24Business operations specialists, all other7,28059,730$31,770 - 91,79021%49%
25First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers7,20051,220$24,190 - 81,1304%25%
26General and operations managers7,140110,120$51,530 - [?]2%48%
27Cooks, restaurant6,80022,310$16,170 - 29,63012%5%
28Police and sheriff's patrol officers6,20057,510$38,020 - 77,86011%33%
29Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop6,12018,210$13,940 - 23,52010%8%
30Packers and packagers, hand6,10017,640$13,610 - 26,870-11%3%
31Landscaping and groundskeeping workers5,98020,710$14,620 - 28,13018%6%
32Food preparation workers5,35018,340$13,830 - 24,62015%7%
33Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses5,34037,750$26,890 - 49,09014%7%
34Tellers5,24023,850$18,620 - 31,12014%16%
35Carpenters5,17030,710$14,440 - 42,65010%6%
36Legal secretaries5,01037,900$24,620 - 54,98012%18%
37First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers4,95055,080$34,660 - 84,1609%10%
38First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers4,78033,010$22,050 - 46,93011%14%
39Telemarketers4,76021,480$14,480 - 30,040-9%14%
40Automotive service technicians and mechanics4,71032,850$17,720 - 51,07014%4%
41Child care workers4,70017,250$13,850 - 22,43018%15%
42Industrial truck and tractor operators4,36026,580$16,820 - 39,340-1%2%
43Dishwashers4,23015,690$13,600 - 18,86010%3%
44Medical secretaries4,21029,630$19,630 - 41,30017%18%
45Loan officers4,16062,400$37,230 - 103,24012%49%
46Home health aides4,06017,990$14,000 - 22,77049%7%
47Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks3,99031,350$19,020 - 47,4301%29%
48Billing and posting clerks and machine operators3,97028,230$18,850 - 38,4504%15%
49Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers3,91016,290$13,570 - 21,04012%6%
50Electricians3,63037,760$26,570 - 53,1507%7%
51Team assemblers3,62020,530$14,180 - 29,2700%5%
52Driver/sales workers3,61023,120$13,730 - 41,760-4%4%
53Computer support specialists3,48039,040$24,490 - 58,61013%43%
54Bartenders3,27021,250$13,860 - 34,14011%17%
55First-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers3,27076,660$34,200 - 124,4504%38%
56Recreation workers3,26023,700$14,410 - 37,24013%47%
57Medical assistants3,25026,440$18,720 - 35,11035%10%
58Paralegals and legal assistants3,25042,570$24,900 - 63,13022%45%
59Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers3,23022,830$13,880 - 38,170-6%14%
60Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products3,21044,810$27,670 - 69,6400%36%
61Insurance sales agents3,10050,980$22,400 - 92,27013%45%
62Pharmacy technicians2,96025,180$17,990 - 35,95032%16%
63Data entry keyers2,94023,720$16,720 - 32,280-4%18%
64Counter and rental clerks2,94022,600$14,680 - 33,48023%16%
65Parking lot attendants2,93015,170$13,500 - 17,83012%14%
66First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers2,92053,070$29,850 - 83,2407%13%
67Order clerks2,88026,120$13,880 - 51,630-23%16%
68First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers2,82048,760$25,500 - 76,770-4%15%
69Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists2,76024,450$15,400 - 44,13012%6%
70File clerks2,70022,510$15,290 - 31,900-40%20%
71Bill and account collectors2,68031,500$21,620 - 44,52023%13%
72Preschool teachers, except special education2,63022,850$14,530 - 37,06026%43%
73Laundry and dry-cleaning workers2,60018,350$13,930 - 23,75010%5%
74Postal service mail carriers2,52043,780$37,350 - 49,8101%11%
75All other information and record clerks2,43031,780$21,040 - 44,920-12%21%
76Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop2,31017,810$13,840 - 23,35010%17%
77Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks2,27019,970$15,190 - 25,01017%14%
78Loan interviewers and clerks2,26032,110$21,270 - 46,9200%24%
79Cleaners of vehicles and equipment2,25018,080$13,870 - 24,52014%3%
80Cooks, institution and cafeteria2,24023,790$16,170 - 33,94011%5%
81Helpers--production workers2,19017,390$13,810 - 22,7600%4%
82Construction managers2,18097,680$50,230 - [?]16%29%
83First-line supervisors/managers of transportation and material-moving machine and vehicle operators2,17060,050$31,140 - 111,83010%17%
84Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators2,12035,960$23,450 - 47,3108%3%
85Food servers, nonrestaurant2,05019,660$13,950 - 25,08016%9%
86Claims adjusters, examiners, and investigators2,04047,660$29,750 - 71,7009%47%
87Switchboard operators, including answering service1,96021,300$14,350 - 28,960-7%10%
88Insurance claims and policy processing clerks1,93031,000$20,570 - 44,0600%22%
89Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters1,92039,350$24,410 - 58,35011%4%
90Sewing machine operators1,90018,240$13,670 - 26,500-26%5%
91Cooks, fast food1,82016,460$13,740 - 18,4808%5%
92Farmworkers and laborers, crop, nursery, and greenhouse1,81018,020$13,670 - 24,830-2%4%
93Parts salespersons1,79027,550$14,580 - 41,340-1%6%
94Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers1,78037,110$24,000 - 54,5209%3%
95Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products1,75049,030$28,170 - 73,3300%42%
96Radiologic technologists and technicians1,74049,370$31,230 - 69,93015%25%
97Dental assistants1,70025,780$18,900 - 34,16029%9%
98Aircraft mechanics and service technicians1,69045,080$32,420 - 58,20011%11%
99Word processors and typists1,68029,150$19,920 - 44,180-11%19%
100Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except line installers1,65050,700$32,060 - 64,6403%13%
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Jobs More Common Near Miami Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal JobsPop. vs. Avg.*
Watch repairers33,55014046.9
Etchers and engravers17,38040012.5
Pile-driver operators39,73013010.5
Captains, mates, and pilots of water vessels55,5101,3307.4
Air traffic controllers125,5805006.1
Marine engineers and naval architects88,4601705.8
Elevator installers and repairers50,9305505.6
Construction and related workers, all other28,1201,3905.5
Electronic home entertainment equipment installers and repairers33,6508705.3
Therapists, all other54,9402004.9
Athletes and sports competitors 2304.6
Camera operators, television, video, and motion picture34,2906104.6
Avionics technicians39,9402104.5
Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks31,3503,9904.5
Psychiatric technicians26,1201,0704.2
Film and video editors33,1604403.9
Baggage porters and bellhops18,1201,1403.9
Commercial pilots99,8704903.7
Media and communication workers, all other39,8104903.7
Food cooking machine operators and tenders19,3906803.7
Outdoor power equipment and other small engine mechanics29,5103503.5
Helpers, construction trades, all other24,8306003.5
Health diagnosing and treating practitioners, all other65,2301,0803.5
Personal care and service workers, all other24,9601,1703.4
Biological scientists, all other52,2804003.4
Locker room, coatroom, and dressing room attendants20,0403803.4
Podiatrists62,9501203.3
Jewelers and precious stone and metal workers29,5404703.2
Transportation inspectors80,4703303.2
Fine artists, including painters, sculptors, and illustrators33,6601503.1
Forensic science technicians50,2601403.1
Transportation workers, all other24,3106003.1
Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products44,8103,2103
Broadcast technicians40,6006603
Interior designers50,5201,1303
Parking lot attendants15,1702,9302.9
Dancers 1502.9
Drafters, all other35,9302502.9
Designers, all other30,8301402.7
Cleaning, washing, and metal pickling equipment operators and tenders21,3901302.7
Family and general practitioners152,2301,7602.7
Tile and marble setters26,6109102.7
Shampooers16,9002502.6
Medical equipment preparers23,9106802.6
Textile cutting machine setters, operators, and tenders21,9502302.6
Aircraft mechanics and service technicians45,0801,6902.6
Architects, except landscape and naval69,8401,9702.5
Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes77,1901502.5
Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation46,7404,3202.5
Tax preparers31,3706802.4

Work Paying Relatively Well in the Miami, Florida Metro Area (2006 data)

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalarySalary Index *Local Jobs
Lifeguards, ski patrol, and other recreational protective service workers29,5801.65390
Veterinarians125,9401.57160
Commercial pilots99,8701.56490
Coaches and scouts50,7801.541,060
First-line supervisors/managers of fire fighting and prevention workers95,8201.5330
Real estate brokers99,1101.43230
First-line supervisors/managers of personal service workers47,0701.39820
First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers51,2201.367,200
Advertising and promotions managers101,8501.34200
Photographers40,0201.34570
First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives89,4201.33390
Transportation inspectors80,4701.33330
Sales managers120,6801.322,210
Urban and regional planners75,9801.31420
Police and sheriff's patrol officers57,5101.296,200
Administrative services managers85,9201.291,160
Radio and television announcers46,5601.28180
Massage therapists47,8701.28270
Public relations managers102,9801.27250
Writers and authors63,6601.26400
Construction managers97,6801.262,180
Food service managers57,1101.26890
Medical and health services managers97,6901.261,260
Financial managers107,9601.262,300
Broadcast technicians40,6001.24660
Chief executives168,7801.232,460
General and operations managers110,1201.227,140
Chefs and head cooks43,5901.22990
Purchasing managers99,0301.22250
Editors56,8601.22630
First-line supervisors/managers of transportation and material-moving machine and vehicle operators60,0501.222,170
Detectives and criminal investigators68,7901.221,430
Police, fire, and ambulance dispatchers39,1801.21540
Bartenders21,2501.213,270
Social scientists and related workers, all other76,9501.2210
Cooks, short order22,1201.2420
Waiters and waitresses19,7401.217,830
Personal care and service workers, all other24,9601.191,170
Marketing managers109,0301.19800
Market research analysts68,8001.19880
Lawyers114,8201.197,750
Property, real estate, and community association managers59,9401.191,340
Social and community service managers62,7901.19600
Self-enrichment education teachers42,0201.171,100
Recreational therapists43,4701.17110
Water and liquid waste treatment plant and system operators44,6801.16120
Education teachers, postsecondary64,9301.16600
Construction and building inspectors53,7201.16940
First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers33,0101.164,780
Advertising sales agents52,6901.161,800

Highest Paying Jobs in Miami, Florida Metro Area (2006 data)

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal Jobs
Anesthesiologists177,520 
Chief executives168,7802,460
Internists, general161,040170
Psychiatrists152,880140
Family and general practitioners152,2301,760
Surgeons131,200250
Veterinarians125,940160
Air traffic controllers125,580500
Sales managers120,6802,210
Lawyers114,8207,750
General and operations managers110,1207,140
Dentists, general109,120750
Marketing managers109,030800
Financial managers107,9602,300
Broadcast news analysts106,42090
Training and development managers105,440100
Engineering managers103,230370
Public relations managers102,980250
Advertising and promotions managers101,850200
Commercial pilots99,870490
Real estate brokers99,110230
Purchasing managers99,030250
Natural sciences managers98,80080
Physicists97,79030
Medical and health services managers97,6901,260
Construction managers97,6802,180
Computer and information systems managers97,4601,060
Computer and information scientists, research96,210 
Human resources managers, all other96,160220
First-line supervisors/managers of fire fighting and prevention workers95,820330
Pharmacists95,5402,040
Physicians and surgeons, all other94,8802,180
Audiologists94,680 
Optometrists91,760 
Pediatricians, general91,750130
First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives89,420390
Marine engineers and naval architects88,460170
Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents88,3003,180
Computer hardware engineers88,230140
Compensation and benefits managers88,000240
Administrative law judges, adjudicators, and hearing officers86,420130
Transportation, storage, and distribution managers86,090640
Administrative services managers85,9201,160
Managers, all other85,6401,970
Geoscientists, except hydrologists and geographers84,90050
Computer software engineers, systems software83,800920
Education administrators, postsecondary82,030240
Industrial production managers81,550270
Agricultural sciences teachers, postsecondary81,18060
Transportation inspectors80,470330

Large Companies Headquartered in Miami

CompanyRevenue 2005 (billions)
Lennar13.9
World Fuel Services8.7
Ryder System5.7

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