Kenneth Kremsky worked as finance lead for SAP Catalyst Implementation team

Formerly serving as the Financial Controller at Nabisco Biscuit Company, Kenneth Kremsky 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. Besides, he developed detailed labor standards which resulted in crewing reductions and significant cost savings.

He participated on both the Oreo and Premium network teams that led to savings of ~$3MM annually, mainly through the One Cookie Out initiative and the Premium oil reduction project.

As the financial lead, Kenneth provided financial analysis for the Kraft Austerity team with the goal of reducing raw and packaging material losses by 5%, and reducing fixed expenses by 15% which was achieved. He has developed a daily management review process generating reports for reviewing the prior day’s results regarding variances.

During his professional career, Kenneth Kremsky also served as the Finance lead for the SAP Catalyst Implementation team.  He was also responsible for managing all aspects of the Finance department including Accounts Payable, Payroll, Inventory, and Production. He led the productivity generation and process improvements to achieve plant productivity targets for five consecutive years.

Starting his career as Quality Controller, Kenneth has a closer view of the processes and the costs involved at every step. He has worked on both Finance and process control for twenty plus years. He has been saving Millions of Dollars every year for his clients. His recent achievement as Finance Manager is, saving 75 Million Dollars annually for his client.

Regarding his education credentials, Kenneth Kremsky pursued Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Pennsylvania State University. Thereafter, he completed his Master of Business Administration in Finance from LaSalle University.

At Kraft Food Groups, Kenneth filed in as Finance Lead where he gave money related investigation to the Kraft Austerity group with the objective of lessening crude and bundling material misfortunes by 5%, and decreasing fixed costs by 15%, which was accomplished. 

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