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In order to cope with the ever-changing uncertain times today, entrepreneurship of managerial change and innovation is required. Recently, in addition to basic management, as the proportion of corporate social responsibility (fair competition, fair profit distribution, environment, and community) increases, entrepreneurship is expanding as the work of reflecting and executing it in management expands. Therefore, this study presented the structural relationship between entrepreneurship, innovation capabilities, innovation activities, innovation performance, and corporate social responsibility as a research model, and collected data for SMEs and analyzed them empirically. As a result of dividing the characteristics of entrepreneurship into innovation, risk sensitivity, and initiative, and empirically testing various paths through innovation capabilities and innovation performance, it was confirmed that entrepreneurship had an effect on the innovation process, but there was no risk sensitivity. Corporate social responsibility (CSR), which has recently emerged as a topic of conversation for companies, has been proven to have a moderating effect on financial performance through innovative activities. This study emphasized the necessity of entrepreneurship and the innovation process, and suggested that entrepreneurship leads to innovation performance through the innovation process, and that corporate social responsibility (CSR) through innovation activities affects financial performance.