What role would be a good one to shoot for as a new LCB with limited compliance experience?
I've been in the industry for a little over a decade now, but strictly on the clearance/release/entry processing side of things (working for a couple different brokers). I got my license recently and was hoping to move to a role with an importer for the better pay and benefits, but I'm not sure what I should be looking for.
I frankly don't think I have the experience to be making major compliance related decisions without some level of oversight. Is there some sort of "in between" option that might be a good fit that's a step down from the "Head of compliance" type roles I see for LCBs? I know enough to pinpoint major areas of risk, but I'm not going to be able to rattle off requirements from memory for various scenarios like I know people who have been in compliance a while can. I'm also still only just learning what the best resources are to go to for "ground truth" since there are so many out there (CROSS, various PGA websites, etc.).