Securities counsel at public company - path to CLO or GC?

Hi all,

I am a capital markets associate at a BL firm and my desire is to be CLO or GC of a public company (I know...way easier said than done and yes, I know that the work load is probably insane...but it's nonetheless something I am aspiring to). My question, and I get that it's probably too late now if the answer is no, is being securities IHC at a pubco a viable path to CLO? Curious what people's experiences are down this path

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Thoughts?
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Hello!
Would anyone from the tech or design industry be able to give some advice in understanding if the compensation I would be getting seems less or at a good level as I am starting to a job in a new city. Here are the details:

Location: London
Offering - £65K
Role: Senior Product Designer
Organization: mid-sized in software development
My YOE: 2.5 years after bachelors then 2 years Masters in London

I would really appreciate your views! Thank you :)

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