Thu. January 08, 2009
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Baltimore Examiner
January 2, 2009
... our facilities and services in spite of challenging economic conditions," Life Time Fitness
Chief Executive Officer Bahram Akradi said in a statement. ...
Twin Cities Business Journal
December 19, 2008
... listing high-profile members like meteorologist/
entrepreneur Paul Douglas and Life Time Fitness Inc.
CEO Bahram Akradi among its largest creditors. ...
Twin Cities Business Journal
December 18, 2008
... listing high-profile members like meteorologist/
entrepreneur Paul Douglas and Life Time Fitness Inc.
CEO Bahram Akradi among its largest creditors. ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
November 26, 2008
Life Time's stock sell-off in recent months was exacerbated by the forced sale of more than half of the 4.2 million shares held in August by
CEO Bahram ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
November 26, 2008
Life Time's stock sell-off in recent months was exacerbated by the forced sale of more than half of the 4.2 million shares held in August by
CEO Bahram ...
DeSoto Appeal
October 26, 2008
... Life Time Fitness has posted double-digit revenue and profit increases this year. Company founder, chairman and chief executive Bahram Akradi told ...
Colorado Springs Gazette
October 20, 2008
International Herald Tribune
October 20, 2008
One of the
companies was Life Time Fitness, a chain of gyms, whose founder and chief executive,
Bahram Akradi, had been the company's largest shareholder. ...
New York Times
October 19, 2008
One of the
companies was Life Time Fitness, a chain of gyms, whose founder and chief executive,
Bahram Akradi, had been the company's largest shareholder. ...
MinnPost.com
October 16, 2008
Life Time Fitness boss
Bahram Akradi sold 1.46 million shares into a down
market to meet margin calls, the Strib's Pat Kennedy reports. ...
Bizjournals.com
October 11, 2008
A
margin loan call cost Life Time Fitness Inc.
CEO Bahram Akradi 582000 shares of Life Time stock, worth roughly $11 million and making up about 13 percent ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
October 10, 2008
... the Chanhassen operator of fitness and spa centers said a financial
institution sold 582000 shares owned by
CEO Bahram Akradi to meet margin calls. ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
October 5, 2008
Bahram Akradi, founder and
Chief Executive Officer of Chanhassen-based Life Time Fitness, has called for a boycott of any political candidate, ...
June 3, 2006
June 03, 2006 Minnetonka, MN -- According to the filing of charges by the Hennepin County Attorney's office in
Minnesota earlier this week,
Bahram Akradi, founder and
CEO of Life Time Fitness, had an incident with an 18-year-old student in the parking lot of the Minnetonka High School last February.
Akradi, allegedly got out of his Humvee and slammed his fist into the student's BMW, leaving a dent. He then allegedly yelled at the student to get out of the car, the student refused and Akradi opened the car door and tried to pull the student out, ripping his shirt in the process.
In response to charges filed, Life Time Fitness has issued a statement and believes the charges to be unproven, insignificant and irrelevant.
The claim alleges damage to property amounting to $749.91, along with a misdemeanor charge for grabbing the collar of the complainant's shirt.
Akradi has said he intends to vigorously defend himself against this claim. He has retained personal counsel in connection with the matter. If convicted, Akradi could face fines and jail time, but Hennepin County Attorney Amy Klobuchar said her office would not seek jail time but restitution for the damages .
