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# Viewing and modifying business profile
To view and modify the business profile of your organization, click the **Business Profile** item in the upper right hand corner. This opens the **Business Profile** page.
Click the **Edit** button to open the **Edit Company Information** dialog. You can modify any information on that page. When done, click **Save**.
The **Membership** area of the **Business Profile** page displays your role (e.g. Account Administrator) and the date your account membership began. The **Leave This Business Account** button allows you to terminate your business account membership. Please note that if you are the only administrator on this account, you must invite at least one more user to be an account administrator before you can leave the account.
The **Account Admins** section lists account administrators. For more information, see [**Inviting users to join a business account**](/landing/ras-licensing-guide/manage-accounts/inviting-users-to-join-a-business-account.md).
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