Assign roles in Microsoft Teams

Microsoft Teams supports two roles: owner and member. The user who creates a team automatically becomes the team owner. The owner can then add members to the team and also promote any of its members to the owner role. Team members can add other users by themselves in a public team or raise a request for users to be added in the case of a private team. Owners and members can also have  moderator capabilities  if moderation is turned on for Teams.

To assign an owner using the Microsoft Teams admin center:

1. Select the desired team and click on the More options icon  "..."
   
2. Select  Manage team.
   
3. Go to the  Members  tab and choose the people you wish to designate as team owners.
   
4. Under the  Role  option, click  Owner.
   

The following table will show the difference between an owner and a member.

* The owners can assign or revoke the permission to perform these tasks.

M365 Manager Plus is a holistic Microsoft 365 administration solution. It can help you set up teams and channels in bulk, by simply importing a CSV file with details such as display name, privacy, owner, etc. The roles can be further modified using the Add / Remove Microsoft 365 Group Owners option. You can also set up automated workflows, and delegate custom help desk roles to non-admins to share your workload.

1. Go to the  Management  tab.
   
2. Navigate to  Azure Active Directory > Group Management  in the left pane.
   
3. Select  Group Member Management > Add/Remove Microsoft 365 Group Owners
   
4. Select if you would like to add or remove owners and choose the users from the drop-down box.
   
5. Select the required  Microsoft 365 Tenant  from the drop-down box.
   
6. Import the required CSV file.
   
7. Click  Import Group(s) .
   

To learn more about managing Microsoft Teams using M365 Manager Plus, click  here .