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Page 1: Virginia Allies Meeting April 2, 2009

VIRGINIA ALLIES MEETING

APRIL 2, 2009

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VIRGINIA’S TARGET SECTORS

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VIRGINIA’S TARGET SECTORS

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ANNOUNCEMENTS SINCE JUNE 2008

Central Virginia

Hampton Roads

Northern Virginia

Southside Virginia

Southwestern Virginia

Valley

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RETURN ON INVESTED CAPITAL

Parameters• Performance data from FY2002-FY2007 updated semi-annually (current to 2nd qtr. 2008)• 162 projects received GOF year to date• GOF Disbursements – $63.01 million year to date• Total Incentive Grants – $164.99 million (TROF, VJIP, VIP, EZ, etc.) year to date

Results to Date (since FY2002)• Gross Revenue – $1,078,310,000• Net State Revenue – $913,320,000

Projected 10 Year Returns on Existing Companies• GOF Disbursements – $63.31 million• Total Incentives – $232.11 million• Gross Revenue – $2,274,270,000• Net State Revenue – $2,042,160,000• State Benefit to Cost Ratio: $10 to $1

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CURRENT PROJECT DYNAMICS

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VIRGINIA’S GROWTH POTENTIAL

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SCIENCE AND RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

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SECURITY & SERVICES

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ADVANCED MANUFACTURING

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TRANSPORTATION & GLOBAL LOGISTICS

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VALET PROFILE OF PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS

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ALL VALET PARTICIPANTS (2002-2009)

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VALET PROGRAM VALUE

Virginia companies use the VALET Program to increase international sales by an average of 88%.


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