RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA, CA - FEBRUARY 13: In-In-Out Burger CEO Lynsi Torres shown outside the new restaurant in Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif. on Wednesday, February 13, 2013.



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Ð Lynsi Torres, the CEO, President, and first granddaughter to In-N-Out will be at the grand opening of the In-In-Out in Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.. Torres, the 30-year-old was recently named the youngest female billionaire in the U.S. (Photo by Leonard Ortiz/Digital First Media/Orange County Register via Getty Images)

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The Untold Truth of In-N-Out Burger Heiress Lynsi Snyder
By BOSHIKA GUPTA
In-N-Out Burger got its start in 1948 in Baldwin Park, California, where founder Harry Snyder launched his drive-through burger business. Snyder made it the company’s mission to offer quality food, and passed those values onto his granddaughter Lynsi when she took over as president in 2010.
Lynsi Snyder added over 80 locations to the franchise after taking the reins, and admitted her grandparents’ values continued to guide her and the team. She prefers to keep her life private so as not to detract attention from the quality of the food and also to maintain her own safety after being nearly kidnapped twice in her life.
Snyder is deeply religious and has gotten two tattoos that are references to the Bible. Her commitment to her faith has prompted her to try and include it as a part of In-N-Out’s voice. Speaking on the Bible verses printed on some of the company’s packaging, she said, “It’s a family business and always will be, and that’s a family touch.”