Please evaluate, Russian student, >700

Hi!

Please evaluate, if you have an opportunity! This is really important for me.

First of all, I'm not including GMAT, because that's part of the reason I created this post. I want to select schools that will receive my score report (5 schools).
I am currently around 720-730.

So, my background:
Age 28 (soon 29).
Male, Russian minority.
Average Russian private college, 2008. GPA 3.2 (out of 4). Finance.

Career:
Moscow Big4 Audit for 5 years, promotions each year with "exceeded expectation" assessment. One of the top performers in TMT (Telecom, Media, Technology). Managed teams of 2-10 people. Audited largest Russian companies and branches of international companies, was one of the lead seniors in a huge London IPO.
Next - financial controller in a branch of an international medical equipment company in Moscow for 2 years, no people under management, no promotions (only CFO and MD above me).

I find my weak points are following:
Low GPA from a relatively unknown college, though I did outperform people from top colleges during my time in Big4. Reason for relatively low GPA - I didn't invest a lot of time in subjects that are not directly related to my major, otherwise my GPA would have been high. I was considered one of the top performance in subjects that actually do matter.

Career path - due to economic situation, B4 didn't want to promote people in a certain year, creating some artificial obstacles, so a lot of people, including me, left for a better pay.

Extra-curriculars:

Unfortunately, my schedule in Big 4 was too tight to squeeze anything in, except for necessities (such as sports/health/family/relationships).

Goal

PE, MBB. Or a product manager in a technology firm/start up.

Target schools:
R1 2016
Kellogg, Ross, MIT, Haas, Booth. Probably, Duke and Dartmouth. Obviously HSW, my dream school being Stanford (just a useful piece of information I assume).

I want to finish 2 years FT MBA in US, that will be recognizable outside the US (as an MBA, not because they have a good sports team or represent an Ivy league).

a year ago I already had an evaluation from Insead representative, he said that my profile is good for them (they selected me among other 9 guys from a pool of >500 applicants for these 1on1 meetings).

Currently, by number of people I was told that due to situation in Russia, applicants are having tough time, and the rate of rejections became substantially higher, though number of applicants decreased.

What do I need to succeed? Which schools I should select as a goal/stretch/safety?

Is there actually any bias towards Russian candidates in 2015-2016, can I overcome that?
Should I cancel any score below 750 if I want to receive a scholarship (considering situation with RUB, everything now costs double for me)?