  Supersymmetric models have traditionally been assumed to be perturbative up
to high scales due to the requirement of calculable unification. In this note I
review the recently proposed `Fat Higgs' model which relaxes the requirement of
perturbativity. In this framework, an NMSSM-like trilinear coupling becomes
strong at some intermediate scale. The NMSSM Higgses are meson composites of an
asymptotically-free gauge theory. This allows us to raise the mass of the
Higgs, thus alleviating the MSSM of its fine tuning problem. Despite the strong
coupling at an intermediate scale, the UV completion allows us to maintain
gauge coupling unification.
