Ken Kremsky has been into Corporate and Manufacturing Field for more than Two Decades
As an affirmed Lean Six Sigma Blackbelt, Ken Kremsky produced misfortune remittance reserve funds of ~$700K more than two years at Kraft Food Groups. He holds a broad preparing in Lean Six Sigma costing and budgetary in investigation.
Ken has been a strategic financial executive who has been into corporate and manufacturing field for more than two decades. He is highly aimed at helping the organizations to reduce the costs, thus realizing great productivity. He holds more than 22 years of experience in corporate and field manufacturing and holds a record of excellence in leveraging strategies and finance best practices and analytical ability. Apart from this, he is well versed with improving the profitability and driving long-term company growth by delivering the financial analysis.
Holding extensive training in Lean Six Sigma costing and financial analysis, Ken Kremsky generated loss allowance savings of ~$700K over two years at Kraft Food Groups. Here, he served as Finance Lead and 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.
Pertaining to his areas of specialization, Ken is proficient in Financial Planning and Analysis, SAP Utilization, Strategy, Forecasting, Financial Reporting, Project Management, Process Improvements, Productivity, Strategic Business Planning, Operations, Business Metrics and Bench-Marking, Internal Controls and Manufacturing Finance.
Regarding his education credentials, Ken Kremsky 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 3.9 GPA out of 4, from La Salle University.
Regarding his current profession, he is working as the consultant for a private equity firm in Pennsylvania, he implements the new ERP accounting software and facilitates A2R process for the acquisition of the company.
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