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Hartford Financial Services Group, The AFLAC


Lincoln National Progressive


OneAmerica Financial Partners American International Group State Farm Insurance Allstate


Globe Life Kemper


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AT&T


2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9


10 T-Mobile


Verizon Communications Comcast


Charter Communications iHeartMedia Lumen eBay


Walt Disney Liberty Media


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SALESPEOPLE 95,000


71,000 57,000 35,000 30,921 24,800 19,000 17,164 17,000 15,000


SALESPEOPLE 33,206


19,500 16,625 9,393 3,500 2,873 2,458 2,322 2,093 1,275


Edward Jones Citigroup


Bank of America JPMorgan Chase


Raymond James Financial U.S. Bancorp


PNC Financial Servcies Group Capital One Financial Barclays Capital Wells Fargo


SALESPEOPLE 20,425


14,497 13,682 9,226 8,953 7,682 4,274 3,510 2,867 2,841


from 2025. AI or no AI, the data indicates the importance of the human sales force in terms of the health of an or- ganization. These companies employ a total sales force of almost one million, who produce almost $15 trillion in sales and ensure the employment of over 25.5 million people.


HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF THE SELLING POWER 500 Top executives – Use the Selling Power 500 to benchmark your company’s productivity per salesperson. Find out how you measure up to your competition and the average in your industry. Check which companies have decreased their sales forces and which are gearing up for expansion. Salespeople – Use the Selling Power 500 as your best-


prospect list. There is no other source that gives you access to those companies that purchase products for a large number of salespeople. This is your ideal list if you sell sales training, sales-incentive services, customer relationship management solutions, automotive fleets, sales meetings, or trade show services. Begin your account


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Amazon 2 Salesforce.com


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Cisco Systems Oracle


Microsoft Apple


International Business Machines Dell


ServiceNow


RANK COMPANY 1


PepsiCo


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10


Starbucks U.S. Foods Sysco


Coca-Cola Keurig Dr Pepper


Performance Food Group Mars


General Mills Tyson Foods


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Ecolab Stryker


Teva Pharmaceuticals Abbott Laboratories Pfizer


AstraZeneca-US Eli Lilly Merck GSK


Novartis


SALESPEOPLE 15,174


13,816 10,300 10,201 8,187 7,835 7,510 6,985 6,500 4,171


SALESPEOPLE 14,636


13,850 7,069 6,725 3,182 2,416 2,070 1,691 1,549 1,512


SALESPEOPLE 25,000


8,544 6,150 5,846 5,097 4,667 3,392 3,281 2,938 2,695


planning by researching company Websites. Job seekers – Use the Selling Power 500 to plan your sales career. These 500 companies employ the largest sales forces in America. Large companies invest heavily in recruiting, training, and rewarding sales staff. To find job openings, log on to the companies’ Websites. Educators – Use the Selling Power 500 as a tool to build next year’s curriculum. Every year, Selling Power 500 companies seek to recruit more than 500,000 college graduates. There are more than a dozen colleges that offer sales curricula, and all of their graduates can look forward to solid careers in sales. Prepare your future students for a lucrative career in sales. (Note: Media research shows that the average Selling Power digital magazine reader has a college degree, works in sales management, and has a household income of over $174,000 per year.) Special thanks go to our corporate research team


for collecting the data. To have your company listed in the Selling Power 500 next year, please email us at research@sellingpower.com.


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