Sep 2, 2021
TAAT(TM) Global Alternatives (CSE: TAAT) (OTCQX: TOBAF) (FRANKFURT: 2TP) CEO Setti Coscarella is the featured guest on a recent Gamechangers LIVE podcast episode. TAAT is a life sciences company working to give legal-aged smokers alternatives that allow them to still enjoy a smoking experience without the nicotine and tobacco. Hosted by executive coach and speaker Sergio Tigera, Gamechangers LIVE is a podcast series that focuses on leaders who are gamechangers in their fields; the podcast interviews these individuals and provides a platform for them to share their journeys, mindsets, struggles and successes as a way of inspiring and informing listeners. During his interview, Coscarella talked about his background and his unwavering commitment to professional success, noting that he’d earned an MBA with an emphasis on marketing and finance then started working in investment banking. His resulting career has followed many different paths — he even founded a men’s-focused trade show — ultimately bringing him to his current position. “I found myself working at Philip Morris,” said TAAT CEO Setti Coscarella during the podcast. “One of the categories that they were looking to develop was called ‘reduced risk products.’ So, basically, an ability to still deliver nicotine but in a way that isn’t as harmful as smoking cigarettes. I thought that that was an interesting pivot, because they were trying to put the well-being of their clientele more at the forefront. They were really looking at transforming the business as a whole while not completely forsaking their consumer base. It’s an interesting and challenging thing to do. . . . One thing that I noticed when I was there is that the vast majority of smokers have tried other products, but the one thing most smokers absolutely hate is the fact that they’re still addicted to this ritual. . . . Why can’t we give people something to smoke that isn’t addictive. . . . That way, we can give the freedom to choose back to them, no different from any other CPG product. . . . Our product, TAAT(TM), doesn’t have tobacco and it doesn’t have nicotine, but. . . it tastes like a cigarette, which is important.”
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About TAAT Global Alternatives Inc.
TAAT Global Alternatives has developed TAAT, which is a tobacco-free and nicotine-free alternative to traditional cigarettes offered in Original, Smooth and Menthol varieties. TAAT’s base material is Beyond Tobacco(TM), a proprietary blend that undergoes a patent-pending refinement technique causing its scent and taste to resemble tobacco. Under executive leadership with Big Tobacco pedigree, TAAT was launched first in the United States in Q4 2020 as the company seeks to position itself in the $814 billion global tobacco industry. For more information, please visit www.TAATGlobal.com.
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