As environmental concerns become increasingly urgent, green innovation has emerged as a vital component of sustainable development. Entrepreneurs and international businesses are at the forefront of this green revolution. By integrating sustainability into their core strategies, they are not only responding to regulatory pressures and market demands but also set new standards for corporate responsibility. Green innovation encompasses a broad spectrum of activities, from the creation of renewable energy technologies to the implementation of sustainable supply chain practices. Its integration into entrepreneurial ventures and international strategies is essential for achieving long-term environmental and economic goals.
Intersecting Entrepreneurship, Internationalization, and Green Innovation explores the intricate relationships between entrepreneurship, internationalization, and green innovation. Through case studies, theoretical frameworks, and practical insights, this work provides a comprehensive understanding of how these elements intersect and drive the future of business and sustainability. Covering topics such as circular business models, internationalization, and resource sharing, this book is an excellent resource for entrepreneurs, policymakers, and business leaders dedicated to creating a more sustainable and prosperous world.