L2 Aviation Welcomes Jason Marshall as Vice President of Sales and Business Development

Sep 16, 2026

Proven Business Development Leader Joins Team to Advance Strategic Growth, Customer Engagement, and Market Expansion.

CINCINNATI & INDIANAPOLIS - Sept. 16, 2026 - PRLog -- L2 Aviation, a global provider of avionics integration, engineering, certification, manufacturing, aircraft modification, repair, and field-support solutions, announced today that Jason Marshall, former Director of Business Development of AMETEK and Harvard University graduate, has joined the company as Vice President of Sales and Business Development.

In his new role, Marshall will lead business development efforts, strengthen key customer and partner relationships, expand market engagement, and help convert qualified opportunities into bookings. He will work across commercial markets and new verticals, including Advance Air Mobility, aligning sales efforts with L2's engineering, manufacturing, certification, aircraft modification, repair, and field-support capabilities.

"Jason and I have worked together before, so I know firsthand how exceptionally talented he is," said Tony Bailey, President and Chief Operating Officer of L2 Aviation. "He understands how to earn customer confidence, translate complex capabilities into clear value, and turn opportunities into durable business. Jason brings the judgment, energy, and accountability we need as we expand L2's market presence. I am pleased to welcome him to L2 as a trusted colleague and member of our incredible team."

Marshall's professional background includes aviation business development, strategic account leadership, customer engagement, and growth execution. His experience equips him to understand complex customer needs, coordinate technical and commercial teams, and build partnerships that support long-term value.

"Jason adds proven commercial leadership and a disciplined approach to business development with a strong background in go-to-market leadership and corporate expansion," said Jeff Rex, Chief Revenue Officer of L2 Aviation. "His ability to connect customer requirements with engineering, certification, manufacturing, modification, repair, and field-support capabilities will help serve both existing and new customers with greater focus. I look forward to working with him as we strengthen our team and expand our presence across global markets."

Marshall's appointment supports L2 Aviation's continued investment in disciplined growth. With expanded capabilities in avionics, engineering, manufacturing, metal fabrication, and aircraft repairs, the company is focused on increasing customer access to integrated solutions while maintaining the quality, responsiveness, and execution standards that define the L2 brand.

"I am honored to join L2 Aviation and excited by the opportunity ahead," said Jason Marshall. "L2 has a strong reputation for solving complex challenges and delivering for customers across commercial, business, military, and special-mission markets. My focus will be on listening to customers, building long-term relationships, and working across the company to convert L2's technical depth into sustained, profitable growth."

About L2 Aviation

L2 Aviation modernizes aircraft and ground warfare vehicles through engineering, certification, integration, and manufacturing. Supporting commercial, business, military, and special-mission platforms worldwide, capabilities include avionics, connectivity, STC development, wire harnesses, precision machining, metal fabrication, composite repair, and RAMS field support. L2 partners with operators, OEMs, and technology providers to deliver mission-ready aerospace and defense solutions. L2 Aviation. Advancing technology in the air and on the ground. Learn more at www.l2aviation.com.

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