Jesse Jones

Jesse Jones has a diverse work background spanning over several years. Jesse is currently the Head of North American Crude Production at Energy Aspects, where they provide research and analysis on global energy commodity and macro markets. Prior to this, Jesse served as a Lieutenant Colonel and Instructor at the Command and General Staff College in the US Army, educating and developing leaders for joint, interagency, and multinational operations. Jesse also worked as an Innovation Strategist at Long Capture, specializing in consulting services for federal contract opportunities. Jesse has significant experience in the natural resources industry, having held various roles at Wood Mackenzie, including Head of Americas Upstream Research and Research Director for the US Lower 48 Upstream sector. Jesse has also served in different positions with the US Army, including Brigade Intelligence Officer, Intelligence Collection Chief, and Contracting Officer Representative. Throughout their career, Jesse has demonstrated expertise in leadership, research, analysis, and strategic planning.

Jesse Jones pursued their education beginning in 1998 when they enrolled at the United States Military Academy at West Point. Jesse studied International Strategic History and earned a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in 2002.

After a gap of several years, Jesse returned to education in 2007 and attended Texas A&M University. There, they completed a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree, although the field of study is not specified.

In 2017, Jesse attended the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College. Although the start year is not given, it can be inferred that they completed the Command and General Staff Officers Course at the college that year.

In terms of additional certifications, Jesse holds a TS/SCI Clearance issued by the United States Department of Defense, although no specific details about the time of acquisition are provided.