After years of performing onstage, Kenny served as the Artistic Director of Midtown Arts Center in Fort Collins, CO. He then began creating for Snooze A.M. Eatery, developing the design, creation, and implementation of their first training program. Melding both professional worlds, Kenny then became the Creative Director of Imprint Group, one of the country's premier corporate event planning companies before starting his own firm in 2016.

Kenny believes that creative storytelling unites the human experience. Whether on stage, at a restaurant, or in an event venue, experiences are defined by the details that shape the story and create a lasting impression. Kenny continues to work in storytelling with a wide spectrum of organizations and is regarded as a force in the creative community. His clients include Google, Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Atlassian Software, Western Union, Arvada Center, Netflix, and Smartwool to name a few. Kenny has won several International Special Event awards for “Best Theatrical Production” for his work on the 2017 and 2018 Beaux Arts Ball for National Jewish Health. His directing credits include: Beauty and the Beast (American Stage), Caroline, or Change (Aurora Fox), Murder of the Orient Express (Candlelight), 42nd Street (Midtown Arts Center), Take to the Highway (Lone Tree Arts Center), and Motones & Jerseys (National Tour). He is also the Co-Creator and Co-Writer of The Bright Lights of Denver, a podcast experience produced by Denver Center for the Performing Arts available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. When he is not producing or creating innovative new works, he is collaborating with the dynamic collective he started a few years ago: Narrative Creative Consulting.