As Finance Lead, Kenneth Kremsky's Goal was to Reduce Losses from Raw Materials and Packaging

Kenneth Kremsky, a confirmed lean Six Sigma black belt, generated around $700K in misfortune remittance reserve funds over his two years at Kraft Foods Group. He has extensive training in budgetary analysis and Lean Six Sigma pricing.

He has lot of experience in the corporate and manufacturing fields as a strategic finance leader. His main goal is to assist corporations in cutting expenses so they may achieve high production. He has over 22 years of expertise in both corporate and field manufacturing, and he has a proven track record of excellence in finance best practices, leveraging tactics, and analytical skills.

In his previous role as finance lead, he was responsible for providing financial analysis to Kraft Austerity. His goals included a 5% reduction in raw and packaging material losses and a 15% reduction in fixed expenses, both of which were accomplished.

Kenneth is currently employed in Pennsylvania as a consultant for a private equity firm. He helps with the A2R procedure for the company's acquisition and installs the new ERP accounting software.

In terms of his areas of expertise, Kenneth Kremsky is skilled in project management, productivity, process improvements, financial reporting, strategy, forecasting, financial planning and analysis, SAP utilization, operations, business metrics and benchmarking, internal controls, and manufacturing finance.

Regarding his credentials, Kenneth graduated from Penn State University with a 3.8 GPA in accounting as a bachelor's degree. He also has a Master's in Business Administration from La Salle University, where he received a 3.9 GPA out of 4.