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Maya Prosor

Chief Business Officer at LemonadeLemonade
Executive

About Maya Prosor

Maya Prosor is a founding team member of Lemonade and has served as Chief Business Officer since July 2022; she is 40 years old and holds a BA in Business Administration and Entrepreneurship from Reichman University’s Zell Entrepreneurship Program . Company performance during her tenure shows 2024 total revenue up 22% to $526.5M, gross written premium up 26% to $929.0M, and net loss improved to $(202.2)M from $(236.9)M; the company-reported TSR value for a fixed $100 investment stood at $45 in 2024 and Adjusted EBITDA was $(150)M .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
LemonadeChief Business OfficerSince Jul 2022Leads business development and growth initiatives across products/geographies .
LemonadeHomeowners Company LeadJul 2020 – Jul 2022Drove product expansion and performance in homeowners segment .
LemonadeVP, Business DevelopmentAug 2015 – Jul 2020Built partnerships and market entry capabilities for early scaling .

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Duracell–Powermat JVAssistant Vice President, Market Development2010 – 2015Advanced commercialization and market development for wireless charging JV .

Fixed Compensation

YearBase Salary (USD)Cash Incentive (Annual)All Other Compensation
2023$400,000 None (company does not provide annual cash incentives to NEOs)
2024$400,000 None (company does not provide annual cash incentives to NEOs)

Performance Compensation

Equity Grants (2023–2024)

Grant DateAward TypeShares/OptionsExercise PriceGrant-Date Fair Value
Feb 7, 2023Stock Options100,000$18.17 $1,197,695
Aug 11, 2023Stock Options83,700$15.13 $864,089
Mar 1, 2024RSUs7,576$128,186
Jun 23, 2024Stock Options95,408$15.90 $1,029,452
Sep 8, 2024Stock Options45,000$18.14 $562,050

Vesting and Realization

MetricFY 2024
Shares acquired on vesting2,642
Value realized on vesting$68,557
Option exercisesNone

Outstanding Equity (as of Dec 31, 2024)

Grant DateExercisable OptionsUnexercisable OptionsExercise PriceOption ExpirationUnvested RSUsRSU Market Value
Feb 7, 202350,00050,000$18.17 Feb 7, 2033
Aug 11, 202326,15957,541$15.13 Aug 11, 2033
Jun 23, 202423,85271,556$15.90 Jun 23, 2034
Sep 8, 20242,81342,187$18.14 Sep 8, 2034
Mar 1, 2024 (RSUs)5,682$208,416 (based on $36.68 on 12/31/24)

Vesting schedules: Options generally vest in 16 equal quarterly installments over 4 years; certain 2024 options vest in 8 equal quarterly installments over 2 years; RSUs vest in 16 equal quarterly installments over 4 years .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ComponentAmount
Common shares directly owned34,298
RSUs vesting within 60 days of Apr 10, 2025661
Options exercisable or becoming exercisable within 60 days350,049
Total beneficial ownership385,008
Shares outstanding (Record Date)73,266,170
Ownership as % of shares outstanding~0.53% (385,008 ÷ 73,266,170)
Hedging/PledgingProhibited by Insider Trading Compliance Policy

Insider trading plans:

  • Adopted Rule 10b5-1 plan to sell up to 50,000 shares (through March 1, 2025) via Cohen Holdings 2021 LLC on March 13, 2024 .
  • Adopted Rule 10b5-1 plan to sell up to 10,000 shares (through May 30, 2026) on September 12, 2025 .

Employment Terms

ProvisionNormal Termination (Without Cause)Change-in-Control Window (3 months before to 12 months after)
Base salary continuity6 months of base salary 12 months of base salary
Target bonus payout50% of target annual bonus 100% of target annual bonus
Equity acceleration6 months of vesting acceleration Full acceleration of all outstanding equity
At-will employmentYes Yes
Definition of “Cause”Includes unauthorized disclosure, refusal to follow lawful directives, embezzlement, felony, gross negligence/willful misconduct, materially detrimental acts/statements
Clawback policyCompany-wide policy compliant with Rule 10D-1; recovers erroneously awarded incentive comp for prior 3 fiscal years upon required restatement

Estimated aggregate payments (hypothetical event on Dec 31, 2024):

  • Termination without cause (no CIC): Total $251,005; includes $200,000 cash, $37,256 equity acceleration, $13,749 healthcare .
  • Termination without cause in connection with CIC: Total $602,195; includes $400,000 cash, $174,698 equity acceleration, $27,497 healthcare .

Compensation Structure Notes

  • Pay mix is equity-heavy; the company does not provide annual cash incentive compensation to NEOs, emphasizing stock options and RSUs with service-based vesting .
  • Company-selected performance measures reported for pay-versus-performance disclosure include In Force Premium (IFP) and Adjusted EBITDA; however, Prosor’s reported awards are time-vested without explicit PSU metrics or weightings .

Compensation Trend (Summary Compensation Table)

YearSalaryOptionsStock AwardsAll Other CompTotal
2023$400,000 $2,061,784 $2,461,784
2024$400,000 $1,591,502 $128,186 $2,119,688

Governance & Market Context

  • Say-on-Pay support improved: 2024 vote ~87.5% “For” the NEO compensation program .
  • Compensation peer group used in 2024 spans fintech/insurtech (e.g., Affirm, Hippo, Oscar Health, Root, Trupanion), with selection criteria based on sector, revenue ($250M–$2B), and market cap ($200M–$3.6B) .

Investment Implications

  • Retention risk appears moderate: severance provides salary/bonus continuity and equity acceleration (6 months; full upon CIC), which can aid retention through strategic events but also create CIC windfalls; this is a standard double-trigger construct with generous equity acceleration .
  • Alignment: Prosor holds a meaningful option stack and time-vested RSUs; hedging/pledging are prohibited, supporting alignment; total beneficial ownership ~0.53% as of the 2025 record date .
  • Near-term selling pressure: disclosed Rule 10b5-1 plans for up to 50,000 shares through March 1, 2025 and 10,000 shares through May 30, 2026 imply scheduled supply into the market, though actual sales depend on execution and trading windows .
  • Pay-for-performance signaling: reliance on time-vested equity (no cash bonus plan, no explicit PSUs for Prosor) means realizable pay is driven by stock price performance and continued service; company-level PVP disclosure emphasizes IFP and Adjusted EBITDA, but individual award metrics for Prosor are time-based .