German early-stage VC firm Visionaries Club is undergoing significant changes within its investment team as it prepares to launch a new fund. At least two full-time partners are expected to depart, with another investor reportedly considering leaving.

Sources indicate that the departures are linked to the firm's upcoming fund, designated as "Fund IV." This strategic move comes as Visionaries Club aims to solidify its position in the competitive VC landscape. The firm, known for its investments in companies like Grover and Xoom, has seen substantial growth since its inception in 2015.

Despite the team adjustments, Visionaries Club remains committed to its investment strategy. The firm has emphasized its focus on early-stage tech companies, particularly within the DACH region and the broader European market. The departures are seen as a natural evolution as the firm gears up for its next phase of growth and fundraising.