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Yes, I do think an MBA makes sense for you given those priorities. Though you won't get much experience with the legal / contracts side of international business, more about the operations and economics of doing business internationally. It is quite common for small business owners and entrepreneurs to get their MBA, and many schools have concentrations dedicated to that. It'll help to give you exposure to broader areas of business like the ones you mention, strengthen your personal leadership style, and also broaden your network which certainly should help as you expand your company or potentially seek investors or partners down the road. Just remember that the MBA can be a demanding program (even the Executive and Part-Time options), so make sure you have the support network in place to manage those demands along with running your business.

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Thanks a lot for the detailed reply!

I was hoping that an MBA would help me learn how to structure a company, delegate to and control all levels of employees, about negotiation, international business law. Does an MBA make sense for me at all? And, in general, does it make sense for small business owners and entrepreneurs in your opinion?