Life Time Fitness CFO calling it quits.

Life Time Fitness CFO calling it quits.More top financial officers are retiring early these days, and Life Time Fitness CFO Michael Robinson is joining the trend.

The Wall Street Journal, in a story on the declining average retirement age of CFOs, notes that Robinson, 54, plans to step down early this year. And he doesn’t plan on taking another CFO job soon. Instead, he plans to learn Spanish and take a vacation that lasts “more than one week.”

Robinson, who was named one of the Business Journal’s CFOs of the Year in 2012, helped steer Chanhassen-based Life Time through the recession, building revenue each year.

More top financial officers are retiring early these days, and Life Time Fitness CFO Michael Robinson is joining the trend.Life Time Fitness CFO calling it quits.

The Wall Street Journal, in a story on the declining average retirement age of CFOs, notes that Robinson, 54, plans to step down early this year. And he doesn’t plan on taking another CFO job soon. Instead, he plans to learn Spanish and take a vacation that lasts “more than one week.”

Robinson, who was named one of the Business Journal’s CFOs of the Year in 2012, helped steer Chanhassen-based Life Time through the recession, building revenue each year.

More top financial officers are retiring early these days, and Life Time Fitness CFO Michael Robinson is joining the trend.

The Wall Street Journal, in a story on the declining average retirement age of CFOs, notes that Robinson, 54, plans to step down early this year. And he doesn’t plan on taking another CFO job soon. Instead, he plans to learn Spanish and take a vacation that lasts “more than one week.”

Robinson, who was named one of the Business Journal’s CFOs of the Year in 2012, helped steer Chanhassen-based Life Time through the recession, building revenue each year.