Ken Kremsky

As Nabisco Biscuit Company's Financial Controller, Ken Kremsky was in charge of supplying the monthly outcomes and financial statements. He led the SAP Catalyst Implementation Team's Finance Department and was in charge of overseeing Accounts Payable, Payroll, Inventory, and Production in the Finance department.

In his capacity as the financial lead, Ken Kremsky supplied the Kraft Austerity Team with financial analysis. His goals were to cut fixed costs by 15% and the losses of raw and packaging materials by 5%, both of which were accomplished. He covered for his boss at Kraft Foods Group, where he was responsible for Sarbanes Oxley compliance and the yearly operating budget preparation. All things considered, Kremsky has a proven track record of using superior methods, best practices in finance, and analytical prowess. Ken is skilled in providing financial analysis to increase profitability and promote long-term business growth. Ken Kremsky has a strong background in corporate and field manufacturing spanning over 22 years. He has extensive training in budgetary analysis and Lean Six Sigma pricing. In addition, over his two years at Kraft Foods Group, he generated misfortune remitted reserve money of around $700K. In terms of his areas of expertise, Kenneth is skilled in project management,...

Ken Kremsky has over twenty years of experience working in the business and manufacturing sectors as a strategic financial leader. His main goal is to assist companies in cutting expenses so they can become more productive. As a certified Lean Sigma Black Belt, he has extensive training in Lean Six Sigma costing and budgetary analysis. During his two years at Kraft Foods Group, he generated misfortune remittance reserve money totaling around $700K. He is currently employed in Pennsylvania as a consultant for a private equity company. Here, he helps with the A2R process for the company's acquisition while implementing the new ERP accounting software. Prior to this, Kenneth worked for Nabisco Biscuit Company as an assistant financial controller. He was in charge of supplying the monthly outcomes and the financial accounts in this case. He assigned fixed and indirect expenses to each product and created the bills of materials for them. Ken Kremsky has lot of experience working in bo...