Kenneth Kremsky prepared annual operating budget at Kraft Foods Group

Holding a record of excellence in leveraging innovative technologies and finance best practices and analytical abilities, Kenneth Kremsky holds experience of more than 22 years in corporate and field producing. As an affirmed Lean Six Sigma blackbelt, he holds a broad preparing in Lean Six Sigma costing and budgetary investigation, and produced misfortune remittance reserve funds of ~$700K more than two years at Kraft Food Groups. He has been progressively engaged in various roles from 18 years throughout many mergers and acquisition at Mondelez, Kraft, and Nabisco.

Formerly serving as Assistant Financial Controller at Nabisco Biscuit Company, Kenneth was responsible for providing the financial statements and monthly results. He prepared the bills of materials for all the products including allocating fixed and indirect costs. Additionally, he developed detailed labor standards which resulted in crewing reductions and significant cost savings.

Filling in at Kraft Foods Group, Kenneth formerly worked to prepare the annual operating budget, thus ensuring Sarbanes Oxley Compliance, and handling internal and external audits. He also served as the financial lead where he provided financial analysis for the Kraft Austerity team. He was aimed at reducing raw and packaging material losses by 5%, and reducing fixed expenses by 15% which was achieved.

Regarding his proficiencies, KennethKremsky is specialized in Financial Planning and Analysis, SAP usage, Strategy, Forecasting, Cross-Functional Team Leadership, Financial Reporting, Project Management, Process Improvements, Productivity, Strategic Business Planning, Operations, Business Metrics and Bench-checking, Internal Controls and Manufacturing Finance.

Pertaining to his education credentials, Kenneth has a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting with 3.8 GPA out of 4, from the Penn State University. He also holds a Master’s Degree in Business Administration with a 3.9 GPA out of 4, from La Salle University.

Being into the financial work, Kenneth Kremsky dealt with all accounting faculty and kept up all accounting and money related announcing frameworks. He grew direct work guidelines which brought about manning decreases and cost investment funds of $400k every year.