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Yahoo
05-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
5 Jobs at Walmart That Now Pay $30 or More Per Hour
The national minimum wage is $7.25 an hour, but some jobs at Walmart are paying more money — about four times that. It all depends on where employees are and what they're working on. Here are the positions at Walmart that are currently paying $30 or more an hour. Also did you know store managers now make $600,000 a year? Read Next: For You: Pay: $68,000 or more a year (approx. $32 or more an hour) A job posting for a Walmart market coordinator in Hawthorne, CA lists the salary range as $68,640 to $100,000 — talk about the American Dream. The market coordinator is responsible for analyzing business and financial data, among other duties. Requirements include proficiency in Microsoft Office programs, an Associate's degree or a year's retail experience and a year's administration experience or two years' retail work experience. Additionally, they're looking for a year's experience handling and maintaining confidential information. Check Out: Pay: $70,000 or more a year (approx. $34 or more an hour) For those looking for a job in Bentonville, AR, Walmart is looking for someone to oversee the last steps of the delivery process. The salary range is between $70,000 and $130,000 a year. This role requires project management, data analysis and cost management, to name a few skills. Prerequisites include a Bachelor's degree in business administration, engineering, operations or a related field and two years' experience in operations, project management or a related area or four years' experience in operations, project management or related area. Pay: $72,000 or more a year (approx. $35 or more an hour) This job is for Los Angeles residents and involves managing advertising accounts in Walmart's portfolio. The job can pay up to $132,000 a year for experienced candidates. Qualifications include either a Bachelor's degree in business, marketing and sales or a related area and two years' experience in business, marketing and sales or a related area. Or a candidate could have four years' experience in engineering, information technology, business, marketing and sales or a related area. Pay: $69,000 or more a year (approx. $33 or more an hour) In short, digital coaches manage the team by listening to concerns and improving operations. This role is located in San Diego, CA and requires that applicants have two years' of college or one year of retail experience and one year's supervisory experience. Alternatively, applicants can have two years' general work experience and one year of supervisory experience. Pay: $112,000 a year (approx. $54 an hour) Applicants with a pharmaceutical background that can blend clinical knowledge with business understanding might enjoy this position in Vidor, TX. Qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in pharmacy or PharmD, degree or equivalent FPGEC (NABP). Applicants will also need a pharmacy license (by job entry date) and provide proof of completion of an ACPE accredited immunization training program (for example: APhA, Pharmacy School Curriculum, State Pharmacy Association sponsored). Editor's note: Job pay was sourced directly from Walmart's career site. More From GOBankingRates 5 Types of Vehicles Retirees Should Stay Away From Buying How Far $750K Plus Social Security Goes in Retirement in Every US Region 4 Things You Should Do if You Want To Retire Early 12 SUVs With the Most Reliable Engines Sources Walmart Careers. This article originally appeared on 5 Jobs at Walmart That Now Pay $30 or More Per Hour
Morocco World
24-03-2025
- Business
- Morocco World
Atlas Capital Launches Private Equity Unit, Names Khaoula Ramdi as Head
Doha – Atlas Capital Group has appointed Khaoula Ramdi as the managing partner of its newly established private equity division, Atlas Capital Private Equity (ACPE), marking a strategic entry into Morocco's expanding private equity market. The new unit, currently awaiting regulatory approval from the Moroccan Capital Market Authority (AMMC) for collective investment fund management, aims to raise at least MAD 1 billion ($100 million) in its inaugural fundraising campaign through Atlas Capital Fund I (AC Fund I). The launch comes as Morocco continues to strengthen its position as a key private equity player in Africa. Atlas Capital, an investment bank wholly owned by its management, is broadening its offerings under the leadership of Rachid Marrakchi, who joined as board chairman in June 2023 after serving 24 years as an executive board member and CEO of BMCI. Ramdi brings over two decades of private equity expertise to her new role. Prior to joining Atlas Capital, she served as managing director at Upline Investments, where she structured two collective investment funds totaling MAD 2 billion ($200 million). Her track record includes managing funds with sizable assets under management: €85 million at Upline Group, €210 million at Investisseurs & Partenaires, and involvement with Sarona Asset Management's $329 million portfolio. The new division will focus on providing investors with diversification opportunities through Collective Capital Investment Funds (FPCC). This investment mechanism allows for direct capital participation in unlisted companies, particularly targeting growing businesses, companies undergoing restructuring, as well as innovative ventures. Ramdi's extensive experience spans multiple markets and includes positions at prominent firms. She worked as an investment director at Investisseurs & Partenaires in Paris, focusing on Sub-Saharan African SMEs, and as a senior investment officer at Sarona Asset Management in Toronto. Earlier in her career, she managed the Massinissa fund at Almamed, which invested €50 million in Moroccan SMEs, and worked at Capital Invest, overseeing three funds with €160 million in assets. Ramdi holds degrees from Paris-Dauphine University and ISCAE Casablanca, along with a French Certified Public Accountant qualification. She began her career at Arthur Andersen/Ernst & Young Paris, where she worked in audit and transaction services. The launch of ACPE and the pending launch of its first fund represent Atlas Capital's strategic move to capitalize on Morocco's fast-evolving private equity market, particularly focusing on supporting SMEs and startups, which are considered integral to the national economy. Read also: Hassan Laaziri Elected President of Morocco's Capital Investors Association AMIC Tags: private equity firm in morocco
