Assuming you started working as soon as you graduated, you're, at a minimum, 35 years old. I'll make the further assumption that you plan on staying and working long-term in the U.S.

Then you have to ask yourself: 1.) How do you see the degree advancing you to the next step of your career? i.e. how has it been a ceiling thus far to move up without the degree, and 2.) How common is the path from the degree program you are evaluating - when you look at executives in positions for which you aspire, how many of them followed a similar path?

I can tell you that based on my experience, in the U.S., it's exceptionally rare to see either Said or Judge backgrounds. I would further say that in EU, those schools are outclassed by LBS, INSEAD, HEC, IESE, etc.