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Well, I'm kinda disappointed that I figured a way around my problem without taking the route to which you directed me.

I was able to create a dummy page, like the Page, go in and make myself manager - all functionality seems to be restored.

I believe I took up hoop jumping when it wasn't necessary.

I'm bookmarking this link though.

Again thanks for your quick and informative response.

Let me tell you how impressed I am with SEOMoz and this Q&A forum!

Andrea I will try this and post back on if I was successful or not.

If this is a duplicate I apologize. Our employee had a client's business page tied to their personal page. This person is now a former employee and closed their personal page. That leaves us without full capacity on this client's Business page. Is there anything I can do? Or is the only way to reclaim manager status to start a new page?

Thank you, Charles.

Unfortunately your answer wasn't exactly what I needed, but I appreciate your contribution.

Our clients want us to manage their FB pages. I need to know how we can do this without having to enter through the FB page of whomever set up the business account.

I'm aware of the ability of the person who set up the Business page to allow admin access, but that too requires an our employee to give his or her personal FB info for this access.

In the same vein, a former employee set up a client's FB page using his own personal account and now when we enter the client's business page, we do not have access to the search window and we don't have the ability to go to other pages to "like" other pages - the button doesn't even appear if we are signed in and search a FB page through an engine. We do have the ability to see Admin settings and metrics but we don't have the news feed, and we have other limited access/abilities.

I would like to have a central access so neither client or our employee has to offer personal FB log in information.

Thank you,

Julie