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Hey @Alex Dunne

1. Making them a group leader would give them access to edit the group settings like changing descriptions.
2. They can invite members, by email or username.
3. Being a group leader is irrespective of permissions. Just a note however, viewing the analytics is its own permission so someone can be a moderator and not view the analytics.

The benefit of this method is that you can give someone the power to manage their own group without having moderator access elsewhere. However, you still have to be able to trust them enough to do so.

This is exactly right. If you copy the dashboard over and edit the default Q&A charts you'll see how this is differentiated.