The correct options are Board administrator and Project administrator for the project where the board is located.

Board administrator is correct because the board administrator role grants explicit permissions to change board configuration such as columns, filters, swimlanes, and card layout. These settings are controlled at the board level and the board administrator is the role intended to manage them.

Project administrator for the project where the board is located is correct because project administrators can administer boards that are tied to their project for company managed boards. Project administrators therefore have the ability to change board configuration for boards associated with their project without needing site wide privileges.

Site administrator is incorrect because site administrators manage the overall site settings but they are not automatically granted board configuration rights for company managed boards unless they are separately made a board administrator or project administrator.

Project lead for the project where the board is located is incorrect because being a project lead does not automatically confer project administrator permissions and the lead role alone does not guarantee the ability to change board settings.

Board owner is incorrect because Jira manages board configuration through the board administrator role and there is no distinct permission named board owner that independently controls board configuration.

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