For much of the past two years, Liz Cannon led an office in the Commerce Department that oversaw restrictions on Chinese technology, including cars, drones, and routers. Before that, she was a career prosecutor at the Department of Justice, where she led a team focused on export controls and sanctions. She resigned from the Commerce Department earlier this year, after the Trump administration reached a truce in its trade war with Beijing, and is now a partner at law firm Hogan Lovells. This is a
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