Over the past year, BIS has lost an unusually large share of its senior career leadership. Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Matthew Borman—widely regarded by former officials as the bureau’s institutional anchor—was forced out in February, along with longtime national-security licensing chief Eileen Albanese.
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