The Decision Matrix for investors
Indigo Printz LLC
Purpose: Defines voting rights for members, prevents small stakeholders from blocking key decisions, and ensures the owner-operator maintains ultimate control.
Decision Type
Voting Threshold
Eligible Members
Owner-Operator Role
Example
Routine Operations (day-to-day business, minor expenses, hiring staff)
Majority
Members ≥3% ownership
Can override if necessary
Member with 3% ownership votes on hiring a new content creator
Capital Expenditures / Investments (>$4,500 or significant contracts)
Majority
Members ≥6% ownership
Tie-breaker / veto authority
$5,000 marketing campaign requires vote of members ≥6%, owner-operator can override or break tie
Admitting New Members
Majority
Members ≥3% ownership
Veto rights
Adding a VIP contributor with 3% stake
Profit Distribution / Special Allocations
Majority
Members ≥6% ownership
Final adjustment authority / veto
Allocating profits from a special project requires vote of members ≥6%, owner-operator approves final allocation
Sale, Merger, or Dissolution of Company
Unanimous
All members ≥3%
Approval mandatory
Selling the LLC requires 100% consent, including owner-operator
Amendments to Operating Agreement
Supermajority (≥66% ownership)
All members ≥3%
Approval required for changes affecting control
Adding a clause for new membership rules or decision thresholds
Incurring Debt / Loans
Majority
Members ≥3%
Veto if risks solvency
Taking a $10,000 business loan
Conflict Resolution / Arbitration
Majority
Members ≥3%
Select mediator/arbitrator
Resolving a dispute over contribution recognition
Other Strategic Decisions (new business lines, partnerships, IP rights
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