Okay, so Emily has a broad set of skills that are in demand across various industries. Let’s consider her experience and education. With skills like account management, logistics, and marketing strategy, she could be a strong fit for a business development role. According to national averages, entry-level business development professionals with similar skills can earn around $40–$60 per hour. Given her experience and the fact that she’s located in Meridian, Idaho, a mid-sized city, her rate might be slightly lower than in a major city like New York or San Francisco. However, she’s also a strong candidate for roles in sales, project management, and customer service, which can command higher rates. Considering these factors, I estimate her hourly rate to be around $60.