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I am looking to move into Business Development in the technology sector post MBA. I work in the Engineering Division as an engineer (programmer) for a well known semiconductor firm. I would like to get a MBA to not only move into the business development groups of technology companies, but also to learn vital leadership skills that will help me manage business development groups in the future and climb up the corporate ladder.

However, at my age I am not sure what programs are good to apply to. I am 30 today and I will be 31 in 3 months. I am a woman and an Indian citizen. I have a 710 on my GMAT. I have about 9 years of experience in engineering as an individual contributor with steady promotions. I completed my undergrad degree in 2004 from UC Berkeley with a 2.88 GPA in 5 years(typical program length is 4 years).

Will part time programs provide me with the leadership skills I need to achieve my career goals? Local programs as I live in San Francisco:
UC Berkeley Hass PT program - How competitive is my profile?
UC Davis PT program - How good is this program??
Wharton Exec MBA - How competitive is my profile?

Other programs I am looking into are 1 year programs:
Cornell 1 year Accelerated MBA

Part-time programs outside the bay area:
Booth Weekend MBA
Kellog Part-time MBA
UCLA Part-time MBA

There are a vast number of programs and I do not know what programs will I be competitive at and what programs will help me achieve my career goals at my age. Will I be competitive at any full-time programs given my age and GPA?

Any help is much appreciated. I feel like I may be a bit too old to be making this transition so I am not sure what programs to consider.