NAPERVILLE, Ill.–(BUSINESS WIRE): Oncourse Home Solutions, a leading provider of home protection plans, appointed the company’s first Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Arul Sugunakumar on Jan. 7, 2025.
Arul Sugunakumar joins Oncourse Home Solutions with over 25 years of technology industry experience, including his most recent role as Chief Technology Officer at Pampered Chef, a Berkshire Hathaway company. From previous leadership roles at Accenture and Aon Hewitt, Arul has a proven track record in driving successful specialty IT projects and directing high-performing teams.
“As we continue to grow and adapt in an ever-evolving landscape, Arul’s vision and direct-to-consumer expertise will significantly enhance our ability to achieve our goals,” said Aaron Cooper, CEO of Oncourse Home Solutions. “He is exceptionally well-positioned to accelerate the next phase of initiatives that allow us to serve customers and partners more effectively.”
Arul’s strategic and inaugural CTO appointment is part of Oncourse Home Solutions’ larger efforts to strengthen its marketplace position and enhance organizational efficiency. Reporting directly to the CEO, Arul will oversee all internal and external technology functions from Oncourse Home Solutions’ Naperville, IL, headquarters. He will also serve as a member of the company’s Executive Management Committee.
“Oncourse is at an exciting intersection of technology and service,” said Arul Sugunakumar, CTO. “I’m ready to bring that same passion for technology and innovation to help shape the future of home solutions.”
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