Choosing EMBA

Thanks that helps. If you're looking to progress within a function, then the question may be "is an MBA the best way for you to achieve that goal?". At the risk of being simplistic, maybe consider what others have done who hold the sorts of positions that you aspire to?

If you know that an MBA is well aligned with those goals, then the choice of school will become more important. I wouldn't look at an EMBA as a way to improve your technical skills - you should be bringing those to the table already - but it can be a great way to build on business skills you don't have. I'm currently at Haas and there is a strong tech representation here; the connections to silicon valley are very real and the networks to VC are undeniable. If entrepreneurship is in your future then it's a strong option. However there are other schools that are always in play - Wharton in SF, Anderson/UCLA, etc. My personal opinion is that program fit is king - you'll do best and learn the most at the school that fits your learning style and objectives best. You can use school websites and general information from boards like this to narrow your options, but then class visits and meeting faculty and students is by far the best way to get to know what school might be right for you.

Good luck, whatever you decide.

Thank you so much. Truly appreciate your help.

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