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About Us
Meet the Founders
Powering the Mission
Our story
ACES began as a defense technology firm transforming how the Department of Defense collaborates and manages information. Today, that same systems-thinking drives our next mission: delivering energy that never fails
People & Purpose
ACES was founded by Air Force veterans Jason and Leanne Marshall to bring military precision and reliability to government technology. What began as a mission to modernize DoD systems has grown into a company driving the next frontier of energy resilience — ensuring power and performance never fail the mission.
Founded in Service
Built for Performance
From Mission Systems to
Microsoft 365
DoD Expertise
ACES built its reputation inside the Department of Defense, delivering secure Microsoft 365, SharePoint, and Power BI solutions that transformed how leaders collaborate and make decisions. Our work streamlined operations, improved data visibility, and set new standards for digital efficiency across the DoD enterprise.
Innovation Expansion
Our work with the DoD revealed a deeper challenge—energy itself. ACES applied the same systems-thinking that modernized information to transform how missions are powered. Through graphene-based supercapacitor technology, we deliver safe, fast-charging, and enduring energy systems that keep critical operations running in any environment.
From Cloud to Power
Solving the Energy Gap
Securing the Digital and Energy Frontiers for the Warfighter
Future Focus
In partnership with Mint Energy, ACES is leading a new era of energy independence. By uniting our defense expertise with Mint’s breakthroughs in graphene technology, we’re creating power systems that last for decades, charge in minutes, and perform anywhere on earth—bringing resilient, sustainable energy to every mission and community we serve.
Jason Marshall
FOUNDER
Jason Marshall, founder of ACES Group, is a former Air Force F-16 and B-2 pilot with a distinguished 20-year military career. Graduating from the U.S. Air Force Academy with a degree in Aeronautical Engineering and holding a master’s in Aerospace Engineering and Computer Science from ASU, Jason's technical and warfighter skills led to numerous high-profile roles. He served as CTO for JIEDDO COIC and played a pivotal role in DISA’s first DoD Enterprise SharePoint Platform rollout. Post-retirement, Jason founded ACES Group, driving modernization within the DoD by leveraging SharePoint and Office 365, and achieving significant operational efficiencies and cost savings.
Leanne Marshall
CO-FOUNDER
Leanne Marshall, co-founder of ACES Group, is a distinguished executive with a 20-year Air Force career in Logistics and Aircraft Maintenance, managing critical weapons systems like the F-16, B-2, T-38, and A-10. Notably, she was among the first joint spouse active-duty officers in the B-2 program and served as the inaugural commander of the 442 Logistics Readiness Squadron. Holding a bachelor's degree in Public Administration from the University of Nebraska at Omaha, Leanne now excels as ACES Group's Director of Human Resources and Facility Security Officer, where her leadership continues to drive operational efficiency and organizational excellence.
Building upon its pivotal role in facilitating the Department of Defense's early adoption of Microsoft 365 as an enterprise IT service, ACES Group recognized the critical need for resilient power solutions to address technology's inherent vulnerabilities. In collaboration with multiple partners, ACES Group introduced electrostatic supercapacitor-based long-duration energy storage systems to the DoD. These innovative solutions offer rapid charging capabilities—up to 60 times faster than traditional lead-acid or lithium-based batteries—and can endure multiple daily charge and discharge cycles without degradation. Operating efficiently across extreme temperatures ranging from -22°F to 156°F, these supercapacitors provide a lifespan exceeding 25 years with consistent performance, ensuring safe, reliable, and cost-effective energy storage for mission-critical operations.