The short answer is not right away. We don’t as an organization correct or create entries on demand. Rather, if you are nominated, we monitor your entry and create a framework for volunteers (who do not know you) to choose from many assignments as they like. But Wikipedia itself does have a way to ask for corrections. Volunteer Amanda Hickman explains it this way: The process that you're supposed to go through if you can't edit a page due to your own Conflict of Interest is to go to the talk page of the entry in question and make a formal Edit Request.  In many cases that's enough, especially if it's a basic factual correction. Create a login and then use the edit request template to formally request the edit on the Talk page of the entry in question. Expect to check back in on the page every day or so a week after you post the request. It helps if you can provide documentation or a source for the correct information. You can save the editor who takes your request a ton of work if you follow the citation formats for sources, such as websites, news articles or magazines.