Martha Notaras moved from commercial and investment banking into media technology before insurance data pulled her toward insurtech through RMS, and she has spent more than 25 years investing in data and analytics businesses, often looking at insurance through the lens of infrastructure, underwriting systems, and how carriers can better use the data they already have. She organizes her thinking around engagement, risk, infrastructure, and disruptors, focuses on how cyber insurance is merging with cybersecurity itself, and has backed companies like Lemonade, Cape Analytics, Slice Labs, and GeoQuant, building a reputation as both a networked investor and a regular voice on where insurtech is heading.
About their Fund
Brewer Lane Ventures is led by John Kim, the former President and Chief Investment Officer of New York Life, and positions itself as an "operator-led" fintech and insurtech fund with operating partners from senior New York Life leadership who help portfolio companies access executives experienced in running cloud transformation, distribution, and digital programs inside major insurance carriers. The fund focuses specifically on B2B insurance infrastructure companies and conducts diligence using carrier-grade metrics like loss ratios and combined ratios, while leveraging relationships with insurance balance sheets and strategic institutions to offer founders direct access to customer pilots, distribution partnerships, and M&A dialogues with multiple carriers.
















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