As an Administrator, you can view and edit speaker's profiles if required.
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Go to Events, click the desired event's tile
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From the left panel, click Speakers
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From the speaker list, you can search by name/ email address from the search field on the top, or click View to the right to access their profile.

- If needed, from the speaker's profile window; click Editto update applicable fields (First Name, Last Name, Biography, etc) and Upload/ Remove the profile picture.

- Click Save
From here, you can also assign/remove permissions, access their Impexium profile if applicable, or refresh external data to update their profile information.

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