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The POWER List: Susan Henderson Moore
Staff Report//January 31, 2022//
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Susan Henderson Moore spent seven years with the Missouri Senate research division, a nonpartisan position in which she offered legal advice to senators and helped draft legislation for both parties.
She joined Polsinelli in 2010 and was named a shareholder in 2016. She is part of the firm’s public policy practice area and serves as lobbyist for clients ranging from General Motors, H&R Block, JE Dunn Construction, the St. Louis Economic Development Partnership, The Cordish Company and The Heavy Constructors Association of Greater Kansas City.
Moore earned her law degree in 2003 from the University of Missouri. She was a member of The Missouri Bar Leadership Academy class of 2010-2011, as well as and the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s Leadership Missouri class of 2011.
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