This literature review explores the evolving landscape of business development services, focusing on the interplay between entrepreneurship and business risk. It highlights the significance of micro, small, and medium enterprises in driving economic growth and the critical role of business development service providers in enhancing their operational capabilities. The paper delves into the concept of entrepreneurship, emphasizing risk-taking, innovation, and decision-making, while also examining the various facets of business risk, including price risks, credit risks, and the challenges posed by uncertainty. It further investigates entrepreneurial risk, underscoring the need for entrepreneurs to assess, manage, and monitor business opportunities and risks effectively. The review concludes by emphasizing that failures in business operations are often attributed to misjudgments, inadequate risk management, and evolving corporate governance requirements.