
Joe Schorge
Founder and managing partner of Isomer Capital. An active VC fund deploying capital into secondary investments in Europe.
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Jun 25, 2025 • 18min
E502 | Joe Schorge, Isomer Capital: Unlocking European Liquidity, Secondaries as a Catalyst & Why Predictive Power is a Myth
Joe Schorge, founder of Isomer Capital, dives into the evolving landscape of European venture capital. He discusses the new proactive approach to secondaries and what true liquidity means today. Joe reflects on the influence of macroeconomic factors on exit timelines and the rising importance of diversification for long-term portfolio health. He emphasizes that while growth persists, predicting market movements is an illusion. Aspiring LPs are offered invaluable insights into navigating this complex ecosystem with wisdom and a sprinkle of humor.

Aug 1, 2024 • 1h 34min
EUVC | Webinar VC:LP Roundtable on Data Driven Portfolio Modelling
Joel Larsson, Founding GP of Pale blue dot, Jon Coker from Eka Ventures, Joe Schorge of Isomer Capital, and Anubhav Srivastava, CEO of Tactyc, dive into the nuances of data-driven portfolio modeling. They discuss best practices in portfolio management, the importance of dynamic fund forecasting, and challenges linked to portfolio construction. Topics like portfolio concentration, evaluating companies, and the significance of both qualitative and quantitative metrics are explored, offering valuable insights for navigating the venture capital landscape.

Aug 22, 2025 • 13min
E554 | Joe Schorge, Isomer Capital: Winning in European Secondaries (EUVC Summit 2025)
Joe Schorge, founder and managing partner of Isomer Capital, shares his insights on the European venture capital landscape at the EUVC Summit 2025. He presents a metaphor of orchards, emphasizing the abundance of high-quality startup potential in Europe. Joe discusses the importance of secondary markets in facilitating exits and liquidity for GPs and LPs. He urges investors to adapt by loosening restrictions on secondary transactions. With more assets available than ever, he highlights that secondaries are crucial for progress, not merely shortcuts.