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Employment and Industries in the Tampa, Florida Area

The Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater metropolitan area has a diverse and robust economy with substantial opportunities for business and professional growth. The Tampa Bay area is home to nearly ten Fortune 1000 company headquarters. The largest company headquartered in the Tampa Bay area is Publix Super Markets. The most famous companies headquartered in the area are Tech Data, Outback Steakhouse, and Raymond James Financial.

The Tampa Bay area has a well educated work force. According to the United States Census Bureau, almost 27% of the population has a college degree or higher. In 2005, Central Connecticut State University ranked Tampa in the top 30 most literate cities in the United States.

Major business honors and awards received by cities in the Tampa Bay metropolitan area include:

Major industries in the Tampa Bay metropolitan area include:

The Tampa Bay area is home to three seaports which have a profound impact on the area's economy. Combined, the seaports support more than 130,000 jobs and contribute more than $15 billion dollars a year to the Tampa Bay area economy. The Port of Tampa is the twelfth largest cargo port in the United States, as well as a major cruise port.

For business travelers, the Tampa Bay area is well served by two major airports, including:

Notable companies with headquarters or major operations in the Tampa Bay metropolitan area include:

Major business organizations and associations in the Tampa Bay metropolitan area include:

The Tampa Bay Business Journal, the "Money Section" of the St. Petersburg Times, and "Money Section" of the Tampa Tribune are all good sources of information on business and the economy in the Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater metropolitan area.

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Most Popular Jobs in Tampa, 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 nurses23,08056,570$40,580 - 79,00024%56%
2Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products16,53053,830$21,120 - 94,5008%51%
3Accountants and auditors11,17054,220$33,490 - 80,65018%79%
4Elementary school teachers, except special education9,46049,310$34,290 - 70,53014%95%
5Computer software engineers, systems software5,81074,460$48,880 - 105,14028%85%
6Lawyers5,540108,660$49,620 - 011%99%
7Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products5,47068,860$28,970 - 130,10012%51%
8Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational education4,84052,400$36,000 - 75,1306%96%
9Pharmacists4,42089,400$64,930 - 113,04022%97%
10Management analysts4,26076,010$34,790 - 133,54022%78%
11Computer programmers4,07063,220$34,920 - 94,4000%73%
12Computer systems analysts3,89069,340$39,780 - 110,84029%68%
13Public relations specialists3,87051,330$26,150 - 78,77018%81%
14Chief executives3,670155,840$80,590 - 02%65%
15Computer software engineers, applications3,62069,460$38,950 - 114,42045%85%
16Financial managers3,57097,140$56,690 - 145,56013%60%
17Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents3,07076,010$27,430 - 025%67%
18Sales managers2,570116,510$51,200 - 010%69%
19Sales and related workers, all other2,56033,980$19,950 - 51,46014%62%
20Network systems and data communications analysts2,54063,860$38,380 - 100,45053%57%
21Social and human service assistants2,49027,860$19,280 - 39,67034%58%
22Civil engineers2,44072,310$44,600 - 101,49018%87%
23Network and computer systems administrators2,31062,110$35,690 - 93,66027%50%
24Graphic designers2,17035,940$23,080 - 55,09010%55%
25Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other2,09050,950$31,910 - 77,42017%56%
26Training and development specialists2,08047,450$29,030 - 72,16018%56%
27Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation2,07045,360$27,140 - 72,8605%58%
28Insurance underwriters1,94053,170$33,010 - 82,3006%53%
29Self-enrichment education teachers1,80032,770$16,660 - 54,23023%54%
30Child, family, and school social workers1,74039,550$24,770 - 59,24019%77%
31Personal financial advisors1,70080,840$29,010 - 041%81%
32Managers, all other1,70081,520$44,840 - 126,4707%55%
33Medical and clinical laboratory technologists1,60048,920$35,960 - 62,74012%51%
34Computer and information systems managers1,45099,360$52,800 - 016%73%
35Medical and health services managers1,41091,910$51,070 - 016%57%
36Physical therapists1,37069,900$39,320 - 101,83027%89%
37Medical and clinical laboratory technicians1,35032,860$21,340 - 46,87015%51%
38Financial specialists, all other1,34051,220$32,480 - 74,63012%50%
39Education, training, and library workers, all other1,33042,060$21,480 - 75,30011%79%
40Market research analysts1,32055,130$29,940 - 93,82020%82%
41Industrial engineers1,29061,000$37,540 - 90,02020%74%
42Electrical engineers1,24072,140$37,290 - 107,6206%81%
43Advertising sales agents1,16052,860$25,600 - 95,02020%56%
44Detectives and criminal investigators1,15057,910$39,140 - 81,66017%54%
45Educational, vocational, and school counselors1,14054,410$32,720 - 79,75013%73%
46Computer specialists, all other1,13068,590$39,190 - 99,18015%68%
47Community and social service specialists, all other1,09039,030$25,570 - 58,54025%58%
48Financial analysts1,09057,960$37,430 - 94,25034%87%
49Librarians1,06052,210$35,190 - 76,0604%85%
50Medical and public health social workers1,05038,270$26,060 - 52,81024%77%
51Marketing managers1,040100,720$51,500 - 014%69%
52Education administrators, elementary and secondary school99076,480$55,900 - 96,6108%78%
53Coaches and scouts96042,490$24,450 - 65,30015%60%
54Engineers, all other94063,110$34,420 - 96,5306%82%
55Database administrators92059,100$36,230 - 90,98029%72%
56Mental health and substance abuse social workers90030,380$22,290 - 40,08030%77%
57Operations research analysts88049,780$31,980 - 74,28011%71%
58Environmental scientists and specialists, including health85048,860$32,220 - 73,39025%93%
59Dentists, general850124,610$59,050 - 09%100%
60Architects, except landscape and naval82063,120$35,460 - 107,36018%88%
61Health diagnosing and treating practitioners, all other79073,510$35,820 - 131,05012%94%
62Instructional coordinators78052,100$28,350 - 74,52023%79%
63Mechanical engineers78067,160$39,810 - 99,7604%78%
64Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists76038,150$27,950 - 49,96011%58%
65Sales engineers75087,520$43,960 - 143,6209%79%
66Surveyors75049,060$32,290 - 75,15024%82%
67Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists74045,840$28,040 - 70,45018%56%
68Speech-language pathologists73062,780$40,930 - 89,97011%98%
69Engineering managers720104,990$63,480 - 07%84%
70Credit analysts68054,930$31,740 - 93,3902%60%
71Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors68031,990$16,520 - 54,23034%73%
72Social and community service managers67061,150$36,570 - 95,50025%72%
73Occupational therapists67069,750$52,400 - 92,10023%90%
74Interior designers67043,370$19,250 - 73,59020%55%
75Mental health counselors65032,300$23,600 - 40,91030%73%
76Meeting and convention planners65035,700$26,870 - 47,25020%67%
77Dietitians and nutritionists62045,740$37,530 - 60,7509%72%
78Environmental engineers60059,950$40,460 - 91,68025%86%
79Editors56051,310$22,480 - 83,5902%81%
80Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists52056,950$36,830 - 78,23016%99%
81Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other47040,670$19,290 - 78,57015%72%
82Urban and regional planners47058,980$39,320 - 80,22015%92%
83Private detectives and investigators46038,580$26,670 - 50,58018%52%
84Budget analysts46057,950$37,440 - 86,8007%78%
85Electronics engineers, except computer45076,140$50,780 - 109,4004%81%
86Counselors, all other45033,310$20,410 - 55,69017%73%
87Veterinarians42070,370$42,140 - 113,72035%100%
88Social scientists and related workers, all other42066,530$43,230 - 94,8305%90%
89Musicians and singers410 $0 - 010%53%
90Physician assistants40078,650$37,670 - 114,59027%67%
91Technical writers39066,100$38,500 - 87,69020%74%
92Rehabilitation counselors38032,240$21,310 - 46,89023%73%
93Floral designers37023,530$17,140 - 29,9300%55%
94Compensation and benefits managers36089,400$54,510 - 122,38012%58%
95Chemists36059,520$37,610 - 92,1309%93%
96Social workers, all other36043,030$24,910 - 64,30018%77%
97Merchandise displayers and window trimmers36022,800$15,140 - 30,29011%55%
98Occupational health and safety specialists35055,530$35,860 - 77,6408%72%
99Health educators31048,470$29,440 - 65,00026%58%
100Clergy30034,850$15,410 - 60,26019%75%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Retail salespersons40,97025,680$14,600 - 44,27012%25%
2Waiters and waitresses35,41018,820$13,630 - 25,83011%14%
3Office clerks, general34,41023,560$14,430 - 34,50013%19%
4Customer service representatives34,18028,380$19,730 - 39,26025%22%
5Cashiers29,24017,310$13,840 - 22,380-2%10%
6Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food27,55015,930$13,630 - 19,41018%5%
7Stock clerks and order fillers19,43020,650$14,500 - 29,040-7%8%
8Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks19,29029,600$20,160 - 41,73013%16%
9Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive19,16025,860$15,190 - 37,4601%18%
10Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners18,00019,340$14,230 - 26,60015%4%
11Executive secretaries and administrative assistants14,75034,920$24,100 - 47,73015%18%
12Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants14,63022,410$17,500 - 28,33018%7%
13First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers13,41046,340$26,210 - 71,2706%29%
14Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer11,93033,940$21,620 - 48,44010%4%
15Construction laborers11,84023,410$16,000 - 31,45011%5%
16Maintenance and repair workers, general11,54028,270$16,990 - 42,28010%6%
17Telemarketers11,35023,670$14,650 - 38,760-9%14%
18Maids and housekeeping cleaners11,29017,000$13,850 - 21,52013%5%
19Receptionists and information clerks11,16022,730$16,100 - 30,35017%13%
20Security guards10,82019,910$14,650 - 26,42017%13%
21Landscaping and groundskeeping workers9,97021,040$14,930 - 28,87018%6%
22General and operations managers9,72098,130$43,860 - [?]2%48%
23Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses9,71037,370$29,400 - 46,84014%7%
24Carpenters9,70030,640$20,590 - 42,04010%6%
25First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers9,60049,250$29,860 - 73,3009%10%
26Sales representatives, services, all other9,34052,000$25,110 - 91,27028%48%
27Truck drivers, light or delivery services9,27024,260$15,810 - 35,4308%4%
28Cooks, restaurant9,14021,790$16,120 - 28,39012%5%
29First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers8,68042,300$24,140 - 68,7504%25%
30Business operations specialists, all other7,89058,030$31,820 - 91,21021%49%
31Electricians7,68034,150$24,110 - 45,5307%7%
32Packers and packagers, hand7,09017,670$13,790 - 23,810-11%3%
33Child care workers6,80018,720$14,010 - 23,89018%15%
34Automotive service technicians and mechanics6,50034,140$18,560 - 51,69014%4%
35Team assemblers6,44024,500$16,290 - 35,9500%5%
36Food preparation workers6,40019,610$14,010 - 27,92015%7%
37First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers6,38033,660$20,990 - 49,88011%14%
38Bill and account collectors6,30031,640$21,420 - 46,39023%13%
39Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks6,20026,080$16,410 - 36,8004%6%
40Teacher assistants6,04022,090$16,590 - 28,95010%18%
41Tellers5,71023,690$16,560 - 32,63014%16%
42Computer support specialists5,44037,380$22,010 - 56,55013%43%
43Driver/sales workers5,07027,160$13,620 - 52,390-4%4%
44Claims adjusters, examiners, and investigators4,87049,870$30,620 - 76,5509%47%
45Insurance sales agents4,86053,050$27,460 - 91,28013%45%
46Data entry keyers4,83027,150$19,860 - 35,920-4%18%
47Medical assistants4,65026,220$19,440 - 36,86035%10%
48Bartenders4,60018,570$13,630 - 26,35011%17%
49Home health aides4,51022,450$17,350 - 28,80049%7%
50Pharmacy technicians4,45025,230$17,670 - 34,32032%16%
51Police and sheriff's patrol officers4,37047,810$34,890 - 63,46011%33%
52Loan interviewers and clerks4,24032,930$22,020 - 47,7200%24%
53Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop4,21016,820$13,710 - 22,07010%17%
54Dishwashers4,18016,250$13,690 - 20,03010%3%
55Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders4,12019,590$13,730 - 28,870-4%5%
56Loan officers4,12054,630$31,170 - 87,10012%49%
57Billing and posting clerks and machine operators4,09029,050$20,510 - 39,4004%15%
58Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers4,05035,970$24,470 - 49,9609%3%
59Medical secretaries4,05026,120$19,200 - 35,60017%18%
60Insurance claims and policy processing clerks3,90030,510$21,130 - 40,8800%22%
61Industrial truck and tractor operators3,88024,690$17,420 - 34,050-1%2%
62First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers3,72051,270$30,490 - 77,900-4%15%
63Amusement and recreation attendants3,69016,040$13,550 - 19,67024%22%
64Helpers--production workers3,54021,010$14,140 - 31,2300%4%
65Counter and rental clerks3,49023,560$14,130 - 40,06023%16%
66First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers3,47050,750$32,530 - 74,1707%13%
67Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters3,46033,000$21,540 - 44,67011%4%
68Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists3,46024,490$13,990 - 39,84012%6%
69Painters, construction and maintenance3,33028,460$20,240 - 38,14012%6%
70Cooks, fast food3,30016,250$13,840 - 19,0108%5%
71Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers3,29024,440$18,920 - 32,070-26%6%
72Postal service mail carriers3,22043,870$34,790 - 51,6701%11%
73Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers3,21015,890$13,590 - 19,42012%6%
74File clerks3,20023,330$14,770 - 34,190-40%20%
75Recreation workers3,14022,410$14,160 - 32,68013%47%
76First-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers3,08074,200$38,020 - 124,6504%38%
77Preschool teachers, except special education3,00026,490$16,210 - 46,16026%43%
78Paralegals and legal assistants2,97043,650$28,280 - 60,92022%45%
79Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators2,91029,440$23,330 - 37,2708%3%
80Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers2,87027,290$17,400 - 38,060-6%14%
81Legal secretaries2,84034,530$21,970 - 46,95012%18%
82Construction managers2,82077,270$45,280 - 115,09016%29%
83Bus drivers, school2,76024,880$19,870 - 32,5309%4%
84All other information and record clerks2,74030,790$20,050 - 44,070-12%21%
85Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks2,73030,760$18,740 - 41,2101%29%
86Order clerks2,72027,070$18,100 - 37,420-23%16%
87Correctional officers and jailers2,61042,710$30,580 - 57,53017%11%
88Cement masons and concrete finishers2,46028,750$20,490 - 38,08011%2%
89Dental assistants2,35029,540$21,640 - 37,93029%9%
90Brickmasons and blockmasons2,35034,690$24,360 - 48,39010%3%
91Roofers2,35029,260$20,290 - 40,58014%3%
92Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products2,35049,690$30,970 - 74,9600%42%
93Radiologic technologists and technicians2,30047,840$32,140 - 66,27015%25%
94Interviewers, except eligibility and loan2,28025,610$18,570 - 34,54010%24%
95Laundry and dry-cleaning workers2,27017,740$14,280 - 22,12010%5%
96Cleaners of vehicles and equipment2,21019,440$13,760 - 30,04014%3%
97Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists2,17034,120$22,150 - 48,05012%3%
98Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors2,13029,550$14,230 - 54,74027%47%
99Parts salespersons2,09031,020$17,920 - 49,700-1%6%
100Assemblers and fabricators, all other2,05021,800$15,440 - 30,900-8%5%
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Jobs More Common Near Tampa Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal JobsPop. vs. Avg.*
Power distributors and dispatchers61,33027023.5
Aircraft structure, surfaces, rigging, and systems assemblers40,14040012.4
Building cleaning workers, all other26,09031010.7
Atmospheric, earth, marine, and space sciences teachers, postsecondary58,3802007.8
Ship engineers62,8703606.4
Insulation workers, mechanical34,4908506.3
Therapists, all other46,4103005.7
Pesticide handlers, sprayers, and applicators, vegetation24,2307105.5
Helpers, construction trades, all other22,9801,0905
Helpers--painters, paperhangers, plasterers, and stucco masons20,7207004.5
Court reporters31,8603104.5
Fiberglass laminators and fabricators27,2605404.4
Coil winders, tapers, and finishers21,5603804.2
Electronic equipment installers and repairers, motor vehicles22,0304504.2
Graders and sorters, agricultural products14,5309504.1
Tree trimmers and pruners32,3104004
Embalmers38,3501203.9
Medical equipment repairers34,7908503.8
Forensic science technicians43,9802103.6
Ophthalmic laboratory technicians24,5806703.5
Telemarketers23,67011,3503.5
Zoologists and wildlife biologists47,6302703.4
Baggage porters and bellhops18,5901,2603.4
Precision instrument and equipment repairers, all other41,1601503.3
Electrical and electronics repairers, powerhouse, substation, and relay55,4301503.2
Sailors and marine oilers40,4006303.2
Medical appliance technicians22,0501103.1
Surveying and mapping technicians28,8201,8203
Photographic process workers21,4404403
Food cooking machine operators and tenders20,5807103
Counselors, all other33,3104503
Real estate brokers87,4206502.9
Engineering teachers, postsecondary84,0702902.9
Medical equipment preparers22,3609502.9
Dancers 1902.9
Education, training, and library workers, all other42,0601,3302.9
Grounds maintenance workers, all other 1502.8
Power plant operators58,1703102.8
Pest control workers25,3601,5602.8
Tile and marble setters38,9901,1602.7
Home appliance repairers35,1106802.6
Fine artists, including painters, sculptors, and illustrators29,3601602.6
Protective service workers, all other27,9901,5602.6
Health specialties teachers, postsecondary99,5901,0702.5
Electrical and electronics installers and repairers, transportation equipment33,6401102.5
Job printers28,3508702.5
Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks30,7602,7302.4
Motor vehicle operators, all other23,1101,3402.4
Personal care and service workers, all other19,9901,0102.3
Motorcycle mechanics37,6501802.3

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

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalarySalary Index *Local Jobs
Appraisers and assessors of real estate71,7301.43850
Health specialties teachers, postsecondary99,5901.41,070
Food preparation and serving related workers, all other27,5401.38510
Postsecondary teachers, all other87,1901.372,430
Judges, magistrate judges, and magistrates129,6601.35150
Coaches and scouts42,4901.29960
Sales managers116,5101.282,570
Motorboat mechanics44,6201.27160
Real estate brokers87,4201.26650
Training and development managers102,7001.25160
Sailors and marine oilers40,4001.24630
Radio and television announcers44,7101.23270
Correctional officers and jailers42,7101.232,610
Food service managers55,1801.221,480
Purchasing managers98,6901.22300
Property, real estate, and community association managers61,2201.221,170
Advertising and promotions managers91,8801.21190
Law clerks45,7701.19380
Medical and health services managers91,9101.181,410
First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers33,6601.186,380
Occupational therapist assistants49,9301.18220
Photographers34,9501.17410
Advertising sales agents52,8601.161,160
Technical writers66,1001.16390
Industrial production managers93,2701.16610
Social and community service managers61,1501.16670
Compensation and benefits managers89,4001.15360
Physical therapist assistants47,3301.15750
Waiters and waitresses18,8201.1435,410
Financial examiners81,5201.14150
Transportation, storage, and distribution managers85,6301.14340
First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives76,4001.14330
Internists, general186,0601.14360
Home health aides22,4501.144,510
Sales engineers87,5201.14750
Chief executives155,8401.143,670
Educational, vocational, and school counselors54,4101.131,140
Occupational therapists69,7501.13670
Financial managers97,1401.133,570
Lawyers108,6601.135,540
Business teachers, postsecondary74,4601.13290
First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers42,3001.128,680
Automotive body and related repairers42,1701.121,290
Education administrators, preschool and child care center/program46,5701.12160
Public relations managers90,9201.12250
Health educators48,4701.12310
Data entry keyers27,1501.114,830
Administrative services managers74,1101.111,340
Education, training, and library workers, all other42,0601.111,330
First-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers74,2001.113,080

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

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal Jobs
Internists, general186,060360
Anesthesiologists185,830170
Obstetricians and gynecologists174,180 
Law teachers, postsecondary156,03060
Chief executives155,8403,670
Psychiatrists153,31070
Physicians and surgeons, all other149,3901,670
Family and general practitioners138,9401,170
Judges, magistrate judges, and magistrates129,660150
Dentists, general124,610850
Air traffic controllers122,150100
Sales managers116,5102,570
Lawyers108,6605,540
Engineering managers104,990720
Training and development managers102,700160
Podiatrists102,330 
Marine engineers and naval architects100,86030
Marketing managers100,7201,040
Health specialties teachers, postsecondary99,5901,070
Computer and information systems managers99,3601,450
Purchasing managers98,690300
Computer hardware engineers98,290 
General and operations managers98,1309,720
Financial managers97,1403,570
Industrial production managers93,270610
Actuaries92,770110
Medical and health services managers91,9101,410
Advertising and promotions managers91,880190
Public relations managers90,920250
Compensation and benefits managers89,400360
Pharmacists89,4004,420
Physicists89,06040
Sales engineers87,520750
Real estate brokers87,420650
Postsecondary teachers, all other87,1902,430
Atmospheric and space scientists86,30030
Optometrists85,720140
Transportation, storage, and distribution managers85,630340
Administrative law judges, adjudicators, and hearing officers84,90080
Engineering teachers, postsecondary84,070290
Human resources managers, all other83,250180
Conservation scientists81,82030
Education administrators, postsecondary81,630180
Managers, all other81,5201,700
Financial examiners81,520150
Personal financial advisors80,8401,700
Natural sciences managers80,670160
Physician assistants78,650400
Construction managers77,2702,820
Computer and information scientists, research77,14050

Large Companies Headquartered in Tampa

CompanyRevenue 2005 (billions)
Outback Steakhouse3.6
TECO Energy3.1
Walter Industries2.1
WellCare Health Plans1.9

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