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What is PITI-VITI?

The Pacific and Virgin Islands Training Initiatives (PITI-VITI), is a program managed by the Graduate School USA and funded by the Department of the Interior's Office of Insular Affairs. PITI-VITI supports the insular governments of American Samoa, Guam, CNMI, FSM, Palau, the Marshall Islands, and the US Virgin Islands. Find out more about the PITI-VITI program on the About PITI-VITI page.

2019 GFOA Conference

The 2019 GFOA Conference will be held from May 17 to 23, 2019, in Los Angeles, CA.

2019 APIPA Conference

The next annual APIPA Conference will be held in Guam from August 26-30, 2019. www.apipa2019.org

ELDP: Applications and Info

The Executive Leadership Development Program will begin accepting applications in early 2020 for the Class of 2021.

2019 IGFOA Conference

The Winter IGFOA Conference will be held in Maui, Hawaii, with dates TBD. Contact Us for additional information.

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IGFOA Winter 2018 Conference Report Now Available
11 February 2019 by Jason (in Conferences, IGFOA)
The Island Government Finance Officers’ Association (IGFOA) has met at least annually every year since 1999 to participate in professional development and networking activities and to advance an agenda for … [more]
IGFOA Winter 2017 Conference Report Now Available
29 January 2018 by Jason (in Conferences, IGFOA)
The Island Government Finance Officers’ Association (IGFOA) has met at least annually every year since 1999 to participate in professional development and networking activities and to establish an agenda for … [more]
Junior Paul Gives ELDP 2017 Class Speech
30 September 2017 by Jason (in ELDP, News)
Marshall Islands participant Junior Paul represented the 2017 class of the Graduate School USA’s Executive Leadership Development Program (ELDP). Twenty-two participants from throughout the U.S. affiliated insular areas represented the … [more]