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Add another team owner
Each team needs to have at least one team owner who has elevated privileges on the team.
Team owner(s) can add another team owner according to the team membership management process chosen when requesting a team:
Note: For business continuity purpose, we highly recommend having at least two active team owners at any given time.
Step 1. Make sure the person you'd like to make as a team owner is already a member of your team. If not, visit the Add a Member page to add them to your team.
Step 2. In MS Teams, go to a team you would like to add another team owner and select the "More options" icon.
Step 3. From the drop-down menu, select "Manage team".
Step 4. Under the "Members" tab, locate the team member you would like to make as a team owner. Change their role from "Member" to "Owner".
Follow the instructions below if you have a maillist-managed team (i.e., team owner(s) add/remove members via ¶¡ÏãÔ°AV Maillist).
Step 1. Make sure the person you'd like to make as a team owner is already a member of your team. If not, visit the Add a Member page to add them to your team.
Step 2. In MS Teams, go to a team you would like to add another team owner and select the "More options" icon.
Step 3. From the drop-down menu, select "Manage team".
Step 4. Under the "Members" tab, locate the team member you would like to make as a team owner. Change their role from "Member" to "Owner".
Step 5. Go the ¶¡ÏãÔ°AV Maillist at . Make the newly added team owner as a manager of the maillist(s) that sync to your team.