The correct options are Project administrator role, Original board creator, Jira administrator role, and Board administrator role.

The Board administrator role is explicitly created to manage a board and its settings so that person can change board configuration, columns, and quick filters and perform other board level administration tasks.

The Project administrator role can manage boards that are based on or owned by their project because project administrators have rights to alter project settings and boards that rely on project filters.

The Original board creator typically becomes a board administrator by virtue of creating the board and therefore retains the ability to manage that board unless their permissions are changed.

The Jira administrator role is a system level role with broad product permissions so Jira administrators can manage boards across the instance and change filters and permissions as needed.

The Site administrator role is not a correct choice because site administrators focus on the overall Atlassian site and user or billing management and they do not automatically gain board management rights inside Jira projects in the same way that board, project, or Jira administrators do.

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