News When Life Time begins trading on the New York Stock Exchange, possibly on Oct. 12, it anticipates its shares will trade at $18 to $21, generating as much as $970.2 million. Most of the money raised will be used to pay down debt. read more |
| iFIT Health & Fitness offered more details on its IPO in a revised S-1 filing, noting it plans to offer 30.8 million shares at $18 to $21 per share when it begins trading on Nasdaq as iFIT. read more |
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| Customer expectations have changed, and Ian Mullane, CEO of Keepme, will help you better understand the customer facing technology and how to integrate it into your clubs as well as the operational technology and data that will help you increase engagement and revenue when he offers his keynote at the Club Industry Executive Summit Nov. 8-10 in Nashville. read more |
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From Club Industry | The owners and C-suite executives in all segments of the fitness industry are invited to attend this year's Club Industry Executive Summit, Nov. 8-10, 2021, at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center in Nashville. Register today for the best price. read more |
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| Explore and view the Future of Fitness virtual event sessions on Club Industry’s mobile app. Workout, run or commute while listening to experts in the industry who offer insights on topics that will help you move your business to a more profitable future. Download for free at the App Store or Google Play. read more |
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| Club Industry’s latest report, “The Future of Technology in the Fitness Industry,” is now available for free download. The report offers insights on how technology is changing sales, marketing and training as well as thoughts from sponsors about technology’s impact on the business. read more |
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