In-N-Out Burger New Headquarters
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Sponsor Our ArticlesIn-N-Out Burger has announced its decision to close its headquarters in Irvine, California, after over 30 years. The fast-food chain is consolidating operations by moving its western U.S. headquarters to Baldwin Park and opening a new corporate office in Franklin, Tennessee, with plans for growth in the Nashville area. The transition will affect around 500 employees, and significant investments have been made to create new jobs in Tennessee, showcasing the brand’s commitment to expansion and development.
In a big move that has pizza-loving burger fans talking, In-N-Out Burger has announced its plan to close its long-standing headquarters in Irvine, California, after over 30 years. What’s behind this decision? Well, it’s all about consolidating operations and making strides toward a new chapter that aligns with the company’s values.
In-N-Out plans to combine its two West Coast hubs located in Irvine and Baldwin Park into a single office in Los Angeles County. This bold step means that, by 2029, all western U.S. operations will be based in Baldwin Park while eastern operations will set up camp in a brand-new corporate headquarters in Franklin, Tennessee.
The move looks to be a significant one, especially as it will impact around 500 employees currently working in Irvine. Some may choose to relocate to the new site in Tennessee, while others will have to look for new opportunities. The Irvine office is getting phased out over the next few years, signaling a transformative period for the iconic burger chain.
The company isn’t just packing its bags and heading east without a plan; it’s making a substantial investment. In-N-Out previously announced a whopping $125 million investment in Franklin, which will result in the creation of at least 275 corporate jobs. Sounds like a great time to be looking for work!
Tennessee is not just getting an office; it’s about to become a burger management hub. Williamson County, where Franklin is located, is expected to capture about 22% of management jobs across the state, offering a wealth of opportunities for locals looking to build a career with this beloved fast-food brand.
The company also has exciting plans for growth in the Nashville area, with five locations already confirmed: Franklin, Lebanon, Mt. Juliet, Madison, and Antioch. The burger chain is eyeing potentially adding up to 35 locations across Tennessee, which could result in thousands of new jobs! Talk about a tasty opportunity for burger enthusiasts seeking employment!
While the company has hinted at plans for a location in Memphis, the details on where and when are still under wraps for now. However, those eagerly anticipating juicy burgers might not have to wait too long to satisfy their cravings!
Construction on the new 100,000-square-foot office in Berry Farms, Franklin, kicked off back in late 2024. The anticipated completion date is slated for late 2026, so mark your calendars! Not only will the new headquarters be bustling with corporate activity, but there is also an onsite restaurant that’s expected to open as early as this year. Employees at this Tennessee hub can munch away on delicious meals for free at their workplace, which perfectly aligns with the company’s values of promoting community and shared enjoyment.
As In-N-Out Burger transitions from the sunny vibes of California to the charming area of Tennessee, the company aims to create a fresh identity while staying true to its roots. The move represents new growth opportunities not only for the brand but also for the people who love their burgers. It’s going to be an exciting few years ahead, and fans on both coasts will be watching closely to see what tasty developments come next!
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