Sales and Business Development salaries in Switzerland
The median senior Sales and Business Development salary in Switzerland is CHF 129,756 per year, with the market band from CHF 129,756 to CHF 129,756 (ec.europa.eu, 2026-09-07).
By seniority
executive (High quality data)
- Median
- CHF 156,780
- per month
- CHF 13,065
This level publishes a median only; no percentiles are available.
Curated directly by the reviewer from the Eurostat Structure of Earnings Survey 2022 (dataset earn_ses22_48, mean monthly gross earnings, CHF, enterprises with 10 or more employees, total sex, 2022 vintage). Archetype: Managers (ISCO major group 1) across the whole business economy (NACE B-S), the economy-wide managers pool shared by all executive cells; no sector-specific executive series is published. MEDIAN-ONLY shape carrying a published MEAN. The 2022 vintage predates current offers, so treat as a floor.
lead (High quality data)
- Median
- CHF 159,084
- per month
- CHF 13,257
This level publishes a median only; no percentiles are available.
Curated directly by the reviewer from the Eurostat Structure of Earnings Survey 2022 (dataset earn_ses22_48, mean monthly gross earnings, CHF, enterprises with 10 or more employees, total sex, 2022 vintage). Archetype: Managers (ISCO major group 1) in wholesale and retail trade (NACE G), the all-management-ranks pool. MEDIAN-ONLY shape carrying a published MEAN: SES publishes no median here. The 2022 vintage predates current offers; Swiss pay has risen since, so treat as a floor.
senior (High quality data)
- Median
- CHF 129,756
- per month
- CHF 10,813
This level publishes a median only; no percentiles are available.
Curated directly by the reviewer from the Eurostat Structure of Earnings Survey 2022 (dataset earn_ses22_48, mean monthly gross earnings, CHF, enterprises with 10 or more employees, total sex, 2022 vintage). Archetype: Professionals (ISCO major group 2) in wholesale and retail trade (NACE G), the all-seniority pool. MEDIAN-ONLY shape carrying a published MEAN: SES publishes no median here. The 2022 vintage predates current offers; Swiss pay has risen since, so treat as a floor.
Sources for these numbers
- https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/api/dissemination/statistics/1.0/data/earn_ses22_48?format=JSON&lang=EN&indic_se=ERN&sex=T&sizeclas=GE10&unit=NAC&time=2022&geo=CHE&nace_r2=BS&isco08=OC1
- https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/api/dissemination/statistics/1.0/data/earn_ses22_48?format=JSON&lang=EN&indic_se=ERN&sex=T&sizeclas=GE10&unit=NAC&time=2022&geo=CHE&nace_r2=G&isco08=OC1
- https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/api/dissemination/statistics/1.0/data/earn_ses22_48?format=JSON&lang=EN&indic_se=ERN&sex=T&sizeclas=GE10&unit=NAC&time=2022&geo=CHE&nace_r2=G&isco08=OC2
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