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Manager-Managed LLC Operating Agreement

In a manager-managed LLC, designated managers (who may or may not be members) handle day-to-day operations. Members retain ownership rights but are not involved in daily management.

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When to Use a Manager-Managed

Use when some members are passive investors who do not want to be involved in operations, or when you want professional managers running the business.

What Makes This Type Different

How a Manager-Managed differs from the standard LLC Operating Agreement.

  • Separates management (managers) from ownership (members)
  • Managers have authority to bind the LLC in contracts
  • Members vote only on major decisions (asset sales, dissolution)
  • Suitable for passive investor structures and outside management

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the Manager-Managed.

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