Kenneth Kremsky made substantial contributions to the Kraft Austerity Team by providing essential financial analysis support, resulting in the achievement of their objectives, including a 5% reduction in raw and packaging material losses and a 15% reduction in fixed expenses.

1. Kenneth Kremsky Made Substantial
Contributions to the Kraft Austerity Team
Ken Kremsky currently holds a position as a consultant with a
private equity firm located in Pennsylvania. In this capacity, he is
responsible for the implementation of cutting-edge ERP accounting
software and streamlining the A2R process for company
acquisitions. ERP accounting software encompasses a
comprehensive suite of features tailored for effective financial
monitoring within a business. Additionally, it proficiently tracks
both tangible and intangible assets, manages human resources, and
monitors material resources.
During his tenure at Nabisco, Ken played a pivotal role in the
development of comprehensive Direct Labor standards, ultimately
leading to a reduction in crewing levels and generating substantial
annual cost savings of $400,000. Additionally, his active
involvement in both the Oreo and Premium network teams
contributed significantly to annual savings amounting to $3 million,
primarily attributable to the successful implementation of initiatives
such as the 'One Cookie Out' program and the Premium oil reduction
project.
Ken also made substantial contributions to the Kraft Austerity Team
by providing essential financial analysis support, resulting in the
achievement of their objectives, including a 5% reduction in raw
and packaging material losses and a 15% reduction in fixed
expenses.
Regarding his education credentials, Ken Kremsky has a Bachelor’s
Degree in Accounting with 3.8 GPA out of 4, from the Penn State

2. University. He also holds a Master’s Degree in Business
Administration with 3.9 GPA out of 4, from La Salle University.