Arkansas Money & Politics is proud to introduce its list of Influencers for 2024, those who inspire us all to reach higher, achieve more and improve things in our communities. Within this list, find leaders in the corporate, nonprofit and public-service spaces — people who provide jobs, feed the state’s economy and provide a hand up to those who need it.
The individuals on this list were handpicked by a blue ribbon panel, who culled hundreds of nominations down to the final listing. They represent not only the best of what they do, but the present and future leaders of our state, who work for the good of us all. As the state’s leading publication focused on the business, community and policy, AMP is proud to shine a bright spotlight on these outstanding achievers and their accomplishments.
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Michael S. Moore
Partner
Friday, Eldredge & Clark
Michael S. Moore is the head of the labor and employment practice group and a member of the Friday, Eldredge & Clark Management Committee at Friday, Eldredge & Clark in Little Rock. He is a board member of the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce and is the chair of its unemployment insurance committee. Moore is well-known among his peers as an outspoken advocate for recovery. He served on the board of directors for the Wolfe Street Foundation in Little Rock in the mid-2000s and returned to serve in 2020. In 2013, he was appointed by the Arkansas Supreme Court to chair the Arkansas Judges and Lawyers Assistance Program. He continues to be an active volunteer for Arkansas JLAP. On his 60th birthday, he also started organizing an annual bike ride to raise money for Wolfe Street.
