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In-N-Out CEO Relocates to Tennessee to Open Eastern Headquarters and 35 New Stores

The move addresses California’s business challenges—paving the way for Tennessee expansion.

General view of the In-N-Out Burger on Sunset Boulevard on Oct. 21, 2021, in Hollywood, Calif.
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In-In-Out Burger president Lynsi Snyder stands outside a new restaurant in Rancho Santa Margarita in 2013. (LEONARD ORTIZ, ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER)

Overview

  • Lynsi Snyder confirmed she is moving her family and leadership team to Franklin, Tennessee to oversee a new regional headquarters.
  • In-N-Out plans to open up to 35 restaurants across Tennessee, enabled by fresh beef shipments from its Texas processing facility.
  • Snyder cited the difficulty of raising a family and operating under California’s regulatory and wage mandates as key reasons for the relocation.
  • The company will close its Irvine corporate office by 2030 and consolidate all West Coast operations at its original Baldwin Park site.
  • Snyder’s remarks about California prompted social media calls for a boycott from some customers.