Abstract
Effective corporate governance and sustainability practices can help a company build trust with stakeholders, reduce risks, and improve financial performance. They can also help a company demonstrate its commitment to responsible business practices and increase its credibility and transparency. However, companies that fail to address these issues may face reputational damage, financial losses, and regulatory penalties. Thus the role of corporate governance in long-term business sustainability is significant. The primary objective of this study is to investigate the concept of long-term business sustainability, with particular emphasis placed on the value that organizations bring to their stakeholders and shareholders, mainly through a discussion of the connection between corporate governance. The study analyses the numerous environmentally responsible business practices that are now in place by developing the findings by conducting a comprehensive literature review. Conclusions were drawn about the relationship between corporate governance and long-term business viability based on the literature review after discussing the result.
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