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An MBA is not needed in your case. Doors have already opened to you..but some doors will more easily open if you have some level of pedigree at the MBA level.

Stanford business school has an executive program in strategy and general management for executives. That might work better if you are already experienced in your career and have reached CTO level.

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To add to the discussion, MIT also has a similar program as Stanford's, called the Sloan Fellowship program. You will have to take a year off for either of the programs, but you will find yourself in a class of more people like yourself, senior managers, on the cusp of top leadership roles. This would be the main difference from the 2-year MBA as well as eMBA. You will also build a network that would be closer to you in demographics (age/ experience)

Moreover, if your company sponsors you for a year, that would be icing on the cake.
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Thank you all for your inputs. MIT's and Stanford's program sounds wonderful, I will look into them.