> Also, don't forget part-time and executive MBA programs. Students in these tend to skew older (early 30s for part-time programs, mid-40s for executive ones),

> Also, don't forget part-time and executive MBA programs. Students in these tend to skew older (early 30s for part-time programs, mid-40s for executive ones), with 10/20 years of work experience in a relevant industry and deep networks that often include access to capital. Spot on. I should have clarified... I assumed MBA the author was talking about was the "2 year program for candidates with 3-4 years experience". MBAs (exec MBA, MSx, etc) that require more experience, you're way more likely to see search funds.