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About the Productivity Investment Fund

The Productivity Investment Fund (PIF) is a collaborative effort of the Secretaries of Administration, Finance, and Technology. The oversight board that makes funding decisions is made up of the three Secretaries and also includes the Chief Information Officer of the Commonwealth, the Chief Applications Officer, the Director of the Department of Human Resource Management, the Director of Planning and Budget, and the Director of the Council on Virginia's Future as ex offico, non-voting members.

The Board reviews and approves all projects for funding from the Productivity Investment Fund. Funding from the PIF is available both as grants and loans. If a project funded by the PIF is designed to create a cost-savings then there is an expectation that the fund will be repayed to facilitate future awards. Projects with purely customer service or performance goals can be awarded grants that do not require repayment. The Board's goal is to create a balanced portfolio that includes a range of projects that cover some or all of the three main criteria for adoption:

  • create cost-savings for the Commonwealth,
  • lower transaction times for our citizen customers, and
  • improve an agency's key performance measures as defined on the Virginia Performs website.

Mission

Our mission is to partner with Virginia agencies to identify, catalyze and implement innovative solutions which enable a simpler and more effective government for the benefit of the citizens of the Commonwealth.

PIF Staff

Tristen Pegram, Office of the Secretary of Technology

John Ringer, Department of Planning and Budget

Ajay Rohatgi, Virginia Enterprise Applications Program

Syd Dorsey, Virginia Enterprise Applications Program

Contact Us

Tristen Pegram (Tristen.Pegram@governor.virginia.gov)
Senior Special Assistant to the Secretary of Technology

Patrick Henry Building
1111 East Broad Street
Richmond, VA 23219

For regular U.S. mail, please use the following address:
P.O. Box 1475
Richmond, VA 23218

Phone Numbers:
(804) 692-2556
Fax Line: (804) 786-9584