John DiNuzzo is the Vice President, Enterprise Business Continuity, for Freddie Mac, a shareholder-owned corporation that operates in the primary and secondary mortgage markets. His responsibilities include managing all aspects of the company’s initiatives to protect its personnel, processes and infrastructure during emergency situations and other potential business disruptions.

Previously, John had served in senior Continuity positions at Bank of America, the second largest financial institution in the United States, and enjoyed a long tenure as a senior manager at the New York State Emergency Management Office. Programs that he  developed and managed have received awards from a number of national and regional organizations, including the Technology Managers' Forum, the National Hurricane Conference, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Citizens' Budget Commission, and the New York State Governor's Office of Employee Relations.

John is the current Chair of the Contingency Planning Exchange, Inc., a professional association devoted to advancing the practice of business continuity and crisis management through its sponsorship of forums and other educational events.  Founded in  1985, the CPE hosts regular programs in Manhattan, Washington, DC and Long Island.

John is a graduate of Siena College (B.A., Political Science) and Russell Sage College (M.S., Public Administration).