Bank of America Senior Marketing Manager Salaries in San Francisco
The average Bank of America Senior Marketing Manager in San Francisco earns an estimated $186,639 annually, which includes an estimated base salary of $157,197 with a $29,442 bonus. Bank of America's Senior Marketing Manager compensation is $59,283 more than the US average for a Senior Marketing Manager. Senior Marketing Manager salaries at Bank of America in San Francisco can range from $76,000 - $290,000.
In San Francisco, The Marketing Department at Bank of America earns $1,346 more on average than the Legal Department. Comparably data has a total of 1 salary record from Bank of America Senior Marketing Managers.
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- $157,197
- avg. base
- $29,442
- avg. bonus
Senior Marketing Manager Salaries at Bank of America
In San Francisco, Senior Marketing Managers earn $1,601 more than Senior Marketing Managers, and $34,875 less than Directors of Marketing.
Compensation at Bank of America by Department
In San Francisco, The Marketing Department averages $1,346 more than the Legal Department, and $18,106 less than the Engineering Department
Recent Senior Marketing Manager Salaries at Bank of America
Senior Marketing Manager Compensation by Gender (All Companies)
The average female Senior Marketing Manager at companies similar size to Bank of America reported making $147,184, while the average male Senior Marketing Manager at similar sized companies reported making $167,339.
Senior Marketing Manager Compensation by Ethnicity (All Companies)
The average Asian or Pacific Islander Senior Marketing Manager at companies similar size to Bank of America reported making $169,506, while the average Native American Senior Marketing Manager at similar sized companies reported making $130,000.
How Senior Marketing Managers at Bank of America Rate Their Compensation
The majority of Senior Marketing Managers at Bank of America believe they're compensated fairly. 73% of Senior Marketing Managers at Bank of America say they receive annual bonuses, and the vast majority (75%) are satisfied with their benefits. See more compensation ratings at Bank of America
