Education: Bachelors in Physiotherapy and a PG Dip in Health Informatics
Age/Nationality: 37/Indian
EA prep under-way

Experience: 3 years clinical + 9 years in IT consulting services in Deloitte and Accenture across India, Middle East, and SEA where I am currently based. My clients are large-sized hospitals wherein I help them implement/maintain/upgrade medical records and other ancillary clinical systems. I am at the mid-management level and lead about 10 people in a PM role, overseeing daily operations, system maintenance, and release cycles.

My short-term goal would be to get into senior leadership positions in my current role/function. Still, primarily I would want to expand my network to potentially access higher-level roles in healthcare/pharma/diagnostics, be it product-based or strategy consulting in the mid-long term.

I have looked at part-time MBA programs at NUS, NTU, and SMU. While these are great options locally, they don't seem to go very far regarding network, alumni, and global opportunities. If I were to continue in Singapore for the rest of my career, I think one of these would work fine.
However, there is a good chance my work might take me either to the UK or the Netherlands in the near future. Given some uncertainties around my location, I am looking at a program that's well-received across the EU and Asia. Hence adding the following to the mix too -

IE Global Online (or) EMBA
Warwick or Imperial Online MBA
HKUST DiMBA
Manchester Global MBA

Would you have any advice for me in terms of how I navigate this through in picking the right school/program that serves me well? My budget would be in the range of 60-65k USD, completely self-funded and slightly flexible.

Also, does an EMBA make more sense in my case? Should I just scrap this all and look at top-ranked EMBAs in these regions?

Thank you!

The obvious choice here is an international programme with campuses and alumni networks in both SEA and Western Europe: Chicago; ESSEC/Mannheim; Insead; or Manchester.

Before worrying about regional reputation and network, you may want to ask yourself 2 questions
1) Which program will give you the courses and education you are looking for? Each online program and EMBA is different in terms of courses offered, # of courses, etc. Make sure it fits your goals
2) Which program will fit your schedule and allow you to complete it in a way that fits your personal needs? Do you want to travel on many weekends for courses? (expense can also add up). Will you have flexibility in choosing courses?

I find that sometimes people overemphasize network or regional reputation. Usually it is the student that makes the difference by being proactive and contacting alumni. 

I find that sometimes people overemphasize network or regional reputation. Usually it is the student that makes the difference by being proactive and contacting alumni.