Group members
The names or email addresses of people you want to add and assign the member role.
By default, group members have basic permissions. Depending on the organization and group settings, these permissions might include viewing and posting to conversations and viewing members. Group owners and managers can add to or limit members’ permissions. Any permissions that are set for the member role are automatically given to managers and owners.
Group managers
The names or email addresses of people you want to add and assign the manager role.
By default, managers can do everything that owners can do except:
Delete the group
Make another member an owner
Change an owner’s role or subscription settings
Group owners can set any permission to owner-only, further limiting what managers can do. However, managers always have the ability to adjust permissions to include managers.
A group can’t be a manager of another group.
Group owners
The names or email addresses of people you want to add and assign the owner role.
By default, members with the owner role have all permissions for a group. Many of these permissions can be assigned to other sets of users. Review all member and content management permissions.
Only an owner can:
Delete a group
Make another group member an owner
Change another owner’s settings
Export group messages using Google Takeout
Only group owners and managers can change a group’s settings.
For a given group, an administrator can remove some owner permissions, but not others:
Can remove—Post messages or add, invite, or approve new members
Cannot remove—View members or conversations or contact other owners
A group can’t be the owner of another group.