The textbook provides a comprehensive insight into the entrepreneurial design of management in established companies. Characterized by the dimensions of innovativeness, proactivity, and risk-taking, corporate entrepreneurship is today demonstrably an important factor for sustainable business success. The authors scientifically illuminate the concept and present the findings of current management research regarding corporate entrepreneurship across the five management functions: planning, organization, personnel, leadership, and control. Each chapter begins with introductory questions that are answered at the end of the chapter. Through brief case studies, current research is combined with relevant practical experiences, making it interesting and understandable for students and practitioners alike.