Hi. I don't particularly recommend west-coast schools for traditional consulting. However, since you are approaching it as Tech consulting, then I think it makes sense, though I would recommend doing some research about it. I love that you have very specific strengths that you are leveraging and you have specific goals - keep it that way - this is really good to be specific. However, I am not sure if traditional consulting companies are hiring people with such specific skills. They like general folks from MBA and then they hire SME's from the industry with 10's of years of experience. So, I would chat with current students from these schools (e.g. Foster, Anderson, etc) and see what they think about your recruiting strategy - are there on campus recruiting opportunities for these things. You can also get connected with some of the tech and consulting clubs and see if they connect you with folks from your field or perhaps just get with someone from your country.

P.S. Great job on the GMAT! Add Tepper to your list and maybe McCombs - Austin has had quite a few tech companies move there, though again, not sure if that translates into Salesforce expertise. I am actually wondering if a Masters may be a better fit than an MBA... they are cheaper and shorter and easier to get into but they tend to be less about leadership and management and more about doing the work.