There are two common management structures for an LLC. LLC members can manage the business themselves (commonly referred to as member management). Alternately they can hire or appoint one or more members and/or non-members to manage the business (commonly referred to as manager management). Unlike a member management structure where each member shares responsibility for running the business, the management team runs the business under a manager management structure and the remaining members aren’t involved in business decisions. An LLP operates like a general business partnership, where management duties are equally divided between partners. A partnership agreement should set out how business decisions will be made.