Whoever manages the Bureau of Export Administration (BXA) needs a few credentials, including experience in security policy, familiarity with business, and a nose for regulatory minutiae. In Kenneth Juster, a former State Department official and attorney at Arnold & Porter, the new administration appears to have found a good fit.
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