Administrative roles, overwhelmingly filled by women (98%), have long been undervalued due to gender biases that associate them with “women’s work.” This perception leads to exclusion from key meetings, limited career progression, lower pay, and restricted access to professional development. Studies show that administrative professionals earn significantly less than their male counterparts, face fewer promotion opportunities, and are often overlooked in strategic decision-making. To change this, we must openly discuss and challenge the biases that devalue administrative work and advocate for the recognition, respect, and opportunities these professionals deserve.