A Limited Liability Company (LLC) separates your business liabilities from your personal assets—protecting your savings, home, and personal credit — when implemented properly.
This single-member, manager-managed LLC agreement is for owners who prefer to appoint a manager (which may be you or someone else) to handle daily operations. It offers more flexibility in how you oversee your company, especially if you want to stay hands-off or have others manage parts of the business on your behalf.
Important: Your operating agreement should align with your Certificate of Formation.
If your Certificate lists your LLC as manager-managed, this is the correct version.
If your business was set up as member-managed instead, you’ll want to use that version—or reach out for a consultation so we can confirm your structure and guide you through the next steps.
A Limited Liability Company (LLC) separates your business liabilities from your personal assets—protecting your savings, home, and personal credit — when implemented properly.
This single-member, manager-managed LLC agreement is for owners who prefer to appoint a manager (which may be you or someone else) to handle daily operations. It offers more flexibility in how you oversee your company, especially if you want to stay hands-off or have others manage parts of the business on your behalf.
Important: Your operating agreement should align with your Certificate of Formation.
If your Certificate lists your LLC as manager-managed, this is the correct version.
If your business was set up as member-managed instead, you’ll want to use that version—or reach out for a consultation so we can confirm your structure and guide you through the next steps.
