Finding things. Buzzwords, advisors, ancient structures.

Once a buzzword takes off, it can quickly seem ubiquitous. Google News has over 30 million matches each for NFT and DeFi. Other popular terms in startupland, like “no-code,” “remote-first” and “metaverse” are also gaining traction.

We turned to Crunchbase data to get a sense of terms most in vogue for startups’ business descriptions. The resulting rankings for trending tech terms looks at criteria such as how many company descriptions contain the term, how much money they’ve raised, and the top individual funding recipients.

So you’ve considered establishing an advisory board for your startup. Collectively, you probably have researched, read reports, identified clear gaps in your team and now need advice for your business. Advisors can enhance your ability to execute in multiple areas. By now, both you and the team should be committed to obtaining advisors to support the growth you envision. Maybe the team has even prepared an advisory board search package. The next step, how do you find them?

For the first time ever, archaeologists have excavated sites near Arthur’s Stone, shedding new light on the origins of the mysterious Neolithic structure, which dates to around 3700 BCE—a full millennium before the construction of Stonehenge (2500 BCE).