$35 million AUD. During the same year, the company also raised an additional $2 million in a round of funding and also acquired Any Questions Answered (AQA Mobile) for $165,000. Crowd Mobile again featured in the media in early 2016, after it reached monthly revenues of $4.1 million. The questions and answers website at that stage had reached over 1,000 experts answering questions in over 30 different languages. Following the operational restructuring in 2019, Crowd Mobile Saw a notable turnover, led by CEO Domenic Carosa and chairman steven schapera. Schapera is the co-founder of BECCA Cosmetics, a company acquired by cosmetics organisation Estee Lauder in a buyout worth a reported AU$300 million.Additionally, along with the restructure at the start of the year the organisation changed its name from Crowd Mobile to Crowd Media Holdings Limited. Crowd Media Carosa serves as Crowd Media’s CEO and Executive Director. Crowd Media covers more than 30 languages on five continents. In June 2020, Carosa led Crowd Media in raising US$1.5 million in capital in a heavily subscribed placement. Via Entering into a commerce agreement with VITAL Innovations, a London-based manufacturer of newborn and health products, Crowd Media committed to leveraging social media, social commerce, and the influencer market, selling the Vital Family, Vital Baby, and SuperSafe ranges to European markets. As part of the deal, VITAL purchased five million Crowd Media shares, providing a cash injection to bolster sales by funding strategic marketing initiatives. The deal saw Crowd Media’s share price rise by 17.9 cents%, selling at 3.3 cents each on 16 June 2020. Future Capital Development Fund Around the same time Crowd Mobile launched he founded Future Capital Development Fund, which focused primarily on early stage startups. Within the first two years, the Future Capital Development Fund raised more than $3 million for acquisitions, through an initial offering of shares. By late 2010, Carosa expected "to raise between $10m and $20m from a public float of FCDF later this year or early next year, depending on market conditions." By the end of 2012, FCDF had acquired 3 large stakes in three online companies, Our Wishing Well, Domain Folio 1 and SMS Central Australia. Carosa launched the Future Capital Bitcoin Fund in 2014. The bitcoin-based fund is considered the first dedicated bitcoin investment fund in Australia. Harris Technology Group Between 2013 and 2016, Domenic Carosa served as non-executive director of Harris Technology Group Limited