All articles tagged with #lynsi snyder
In-N-Out Burger, a California-based family-owned chain, is relocating its corporate operations and its CEO Lynsi Snyder is leaving California due to the state's challenging business environment, marking a significant shift as the company plans to expand more in the eastern U.S. while maintaining its roots in California.
Lynsi Snyder, CEO of In-N-Out, is moving the company's office from California to Tennessee due to difficulties in raising a family and doing business in California, despite her love for the state and her commitment to maintaining most stores there. The company is expanding into new markets like Texas and Colorado but remains cautious about full coast-to-coast expansion, focusing on strategic growth and consolidation of its California operations.
Lynsi Snyder, owner of In-N-Out, is relocating the company's headquarters from California to Tennessee due to challenges in doing business and raising a family in California, including COVID-19 restrictions. The company is consolidating its California operations and expanding in the Southeast, with a new headquarters in Tennessee opening in 2026, while maintaining its core presence in California.
In-N-Out Burger president Lynsi Snyder revealed that she fought to keep prices down in California as the state's new fast-food minimum wage law raised the base rate, emphasizing the chain's commitment to customers. While other fast-food chains in California have announced price increases or layoffs, In-N-Out only raised prices by 25 cents for a burger and 5 cents for a drink at one Los Angeles location. Snyder also stated that the company won't adopt technology that would impact customer experience and has no plans to go public, adopt the franchise model, or expand to the East Coast soon. In-N-Out, which started in 1948 in California, has expanded to several states and is planning further expansion into the South and East.