As described at What is the difference between a business account and a personal account?Business accounts are designed for individuals who only want to use the site to administer Pages and their ad campaigns. For this reason, business accounts do not have the same functionality as personal accounts. Business accounts have limited access to information on the site. [...]  In addition, business accounts cannot be found in search, send or receive friend requests, or create/develop apps.It's understood that in order to create and manage applications one needs a personal account. Under which account should the apps go if the owner of the applications wants to represent themselves as a business identity for example a LLC?The current thinking would be to assign an employee with administrative rights within the company as the administrator in the roles in application settings. Then any contractor, developer, person outsourced can be assigned to a developer role.http://developers.facebook.com/docs/ApplicationSecurity/Though the administrator still ends up being a person and as such when this individual leaves the company the credentials would need to be handed it over leading to having to add this to the contract itselfPlease give access to Mr.NewGuyTakingYourJob and remove yourself as administrator from all our applications, thank you.Ok, problem solved but then the cycle repeats itself when Mr.NewGuyTakingYourJob decides to quit or go AWOL.How does one manage Facebook applications under the business identity of, for example a LLC?
Facebook Business Accounts for managing/developing applications
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