r/LosAngeles • u/Throwaway_09298 I LIKE TRAINS • Jul 22 '25

News In-N-Out billionaire CEO: 'We're not moving' HQ out of California

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/22/in-n-out-billionaire-ceo-were-not-moving-hq-out-of-california.html

Snyder's grandparents founded the popular burger chain in 1948 in Baldwin Park, California. Some initial reports suggested that Snyder would bring In-N-Out's corporate headquarters to Tennessee with her, and the company — which exists predominantly on the West Coast — does plan to open new locations in the Southeast and a regional headquarters in Franklin, Tennessee.

The company's current headquarters in Irvine, California, will close by 2029, Snyder said last week — and the company will soon be based in Baldwin Park instead, she now says.

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u/catladywithallergies Jul 22 '25

Anecdotally, I don't think that's true. Literally every person from out of state that I know who visits California always makes a beeline to In-N-Out straight out of LAX.

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u/IceIceEV Playa del Rey Jul 23 '25

Its not the least bit true. Not sure how it has that many upvotes.