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The POWER List: Jonathan F. Dalton
Staff Report//January 31, 2022//
Armstrong Teasdale/AT Government Strategies LLC
Jonathan F. Dalton is a partner at Armstrong Teasdale in St. Louis and is president and CEO of the firm’s government affairs subsidiary, AT Government Strategies.
As a lawyer, he represents established and emerging businesses and professionals. As a lobbyist, he uses his legal experience for strategic government solutions that meet his clients’ objectives.
His clients, which deal with heavy regulations in a variety of sectors, include BJC HealthCare, the Major League Baseball Players Association and the Major League Soccer Players Association.
Dalton earned his law degree from Saint Louis University in 1986. After law school, he worked at the federal level in legislative and regulatory affairs.
He returned to Missouri to practice law at the firms then known as Lewis, Rice & Fingersh and Bryan Cave. In 2014, he joined his current firm.
He is also involved in local-level politics as the mayor of Town and Country, a role he has held since 2005. He previously served as the town’s alderman. He also lobbies on behalf of the City of Hazelwood.
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