Ken Kremsky led numerous projects focused on cost reductions

Spending over twenty years in the manufacturing environment as a plant controller, Ken Kremsky led numerous projects focused on cost reductions and higher efficiency. His projects have realized annualized savings totaling $75 Million. As a finance lead, Ken provided financial analysis for the Kraft Austerity team with the goal to reduce the raw and packaging material losses by 5% and reducing fixed expenses by 15% which was achieved.

Ken is the Finance lead for the Supply Chain reinvention team projects who focuses on the financial rationale, project optimization, and Capex spend. As the Finance Lead, he 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.

As an expert in business metric and their all types, Ken Kremsky used his business metric skills for the betterment and growth of the company. He started his career as an assistant controller at Interstate Brands Corporation from 1996-1999. In 1999, he started serving as manager of cost accounting at Kraft Nabisco Inc where he worked until 2005. Then he started working as controller at Kraft Food Inc in 2005. From 2012, Ken worked as a Senior Manager of Finance and Strategic Projects at Mondelez International. Currently he is working at consultant for a private equity firm.

Much to his accomplishments, Ken worked as an auditor on numerous projects handling internal as well as External Budget Audits across North and Latin America. He is also responsible for a successful financial transformation and spin off organizations to multiple identities. Jotting down every single penny during the transformation is obviously for someone who has worked for two decades and more, consistently.

Currently, Ken Kremsky is working as a consultant for a private equity firm in Pennsylvania, Here; he implements the new ERP accounting software and facilitates A2R process for the acquisition of the company. ERP software is used by the organizations to manage their business functions within a centralized and integrated system.

Ken holds 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.

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