If you stay in your industry then it will almost certainly require a client facing role or VP and MD level roles in your expertise at BBs or the big asset managers like BlackRock.
Our VPs in NYC make an average of $250k total comp, pretty much regardless of what group you sit in. You wouldn’t have to pivot from what you’re doing or what you’ve built up your experience in.
Find a C suite role at a mid size broker dealer if you can show your specialized skill. I have 15 yoe and got a CCO role at a 18+billion aum shop making a little more than that.
I don’t think I’d be good at sales. It’s a lot of opportunity sure, but also a lot of pressure. This TC would enable me to save for retirement. Also, the frequent travel doesn’t interest me.
Natwest group As QA with 11 yrs exp I m verbally offered AVP role in NW markets. Is it good? How much ctc can they offer me for this role? Also is it tough to get promoted to next level from AVP role in Natwest? Pls rply
If you stay in your industry then it will almost certainly require a client facing role or VP and MD level roles in your expertise at BBs or the big asset managers like BlackRock.
Associate consultant, which would be a client facing role at an investment advisory firm.
Director 1, any example firms?
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Our VPs in NYC make an average of $250k total comp, pretty much regardless of what group you sit in. You wouldn’t have to pivot from what you’re doing or what you’ve built up your experience in.
Cool! I will take a look into that.
Find a C suite role at a mid size broker dealer if you can show your specialized skill. I have 15 yoe and got a CCO role at a 18+billion aum shop making a little more than that.
How old is OP?
Sales!
I don’t think I’d be good at sales. It’s a lot of opportunity sure, but also a lot of pressure. This TC would enable me to save for retirement. Also, the frequent travel doesn’t interest me.
Probably commercial real estate
Asset management
I’m 36. Why?