Entrepreneurship involves creating, improving, and developing a business using entrepreneurial skills to achieve profits, bring about social change, and introduce life-changing ideas. Various researchers have proposed typologies of entrepreneurship based on criteria such as security, recognition, decision-making, power, and need for achievement. Different types of entrepreneurial ventures include small business entrepreneurship, growth ventures, large company entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurship, and scalable startup entrepreneurship. These ventures differ in their focus on product development, growth, sustainability, social impact, and innovation. In both the public and corporate sectors, entrepreneurial ventures play an important role in economic development. Public sector ventures focus on social development and welfare, while corporate sector ventures focus on continuous improvement and competitive advantage. The scope, development, and growth of entrepreneurial ventures are influenced by factors such as market demand and competition.