BAT Appoints Tadeu Marroco as CEO

May.15.2023
BAT Appoints Tadeu Marroco as CEO
Tadeu Marroco appointed as new CEO of British American Tobacco, replacing Jack Bowles.

On May 15, British American Tobacco (BAT) announced the immediate appointment of Tadeu Marroco as its CEO, replacing Jack Bowles who has resigned. Marroco previously served as the company's Chief Financial Officer.


Tadeu Marroco, pictured above, is affiliated with British American Tobacco.


It is reported that Mr. Maroko has 30 years of working experience at BAT. In 2019, he was appointed as the CFO of BAT, and previously served as the Director for the Europe and North Africa region.


It is worth noting that shortly before the executive shakeup, BAT paid over $600 million in fines to the U.S. government, which had accused the company of selling cigarette ingredients to North Korea in violation of sanctions. At the time, BAT CEO Bowles expressed regret for the improper conduct associated with those business activities and acknowledged that BAT had not lived up to its highest standards of expectation.


British American Tobacco (BAT) is facing significant performance pressures due to factors such as increased taxation, smoking bans, and health concerns, which have led consumers to gradually shift towards alternative tobacco products. The global tobacco industry is currently grappling with declining demand for traditional tobacco products, particularly in western markets.


Recently, the Australian government implemented a ban on the import of "non-prescription electronic cigarettes," which has brought attention to Maroco's management. Observers speculate that BAT will focus more on researching new tobacco products in the future.


When former CEO of BAT, Baols, took office, he cut 2,300 job positions. In 2017, BAT spent nearly 50 billion dollars in acquiring RAI, a tobacco company in the United States, in order to expand into the highly profitable American market and rapidly growing e-cigarette industry.


According to information obtained by 2FIRSTS, the most recent major personnel change at BAT occurred in Canada. The fully-owned subsidiary of British American Tobacco, ITCAN (Imperial Tobacco Canada Limited), has appointed Frank Silva as President and CEO, effective April 1, 2023.


Cover image sourced from British American Tobacco Company.


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Cigarette manufacturing company British American Tobacco (BAT) has appointed its finance chief, Jack Bowles, as its new CEO.


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