Kathy Krenger, former Chief Communications Officer at Kraft- Heinz, has left her mark in every organization and agency she has worked with. Whether it was her establishment of two new agencies with Edelman or her return to Hyatt Hotels after a 22 year break. Kathy has had quite the career journey within communications. In this interview, she emphasizes the power of trust and how maintaining relationships and jumping at new opportunities got her to most of the roles she has held. Kathy emphasizes how working at a communications and public relations agency is where she gained the most knowledge from her career and allowed her to develop a sense of flexibility within the different industries of communications. Kathy's advice to young graduates is especially inspiring and if you're struggling with self-confidence in your professional skills, Kathy will assure you that no one ever thinks they're prepared enough for what they're getting in to, even herself! Stay tuned to hear about Kathy's versatile career journey and her advice to students and recent graduates.
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