A review of sustainable entrepreneurship practices and their impact on long-term business viability

Abstract

This paper explores the intricate relationship between sustainable entrepreneurship practices and long-term business viability. The literature review highlights the positive impact of sustainable entrepreneurship on financial performance, market positioning, and employee satisfaction by examining key concepts, theoretical frameworks, and empirical evidence. Despite the evident benefits, entrepreneurs face barriers such as regulatory complexities, resource constraints, and a lack of awareness. Looking to the future, emerging trends like technology integration and circular economy adoption offer opportunities for forward-thinking entrepreneurs. Recommendations include continuous learning, stakeholder engagement, transparency, sustainable innovation, and educational initiatives. In conclusion, sustainable entrepreneurship emerges as a strategic business imperative, fostering a future where economic success aligns harmoniously with environmental and social responsibility.

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