What is an SME (aka SMB)?

What Is an SME (aka SMB)?

A Small to Medium-Sized Enterprise (SME) — also known as an SMB (Small and Medium-Sized Business) — is typically defined as a company with up to 500 employees and annual revenues ranging from a few hundred thousand to over $100 million, depending on the industry. SMEs/SMBs are often independently owned and operated, and they form the backbone of the U.S. economy—driving innovation, employment, and local economic growth.

 

At FPG-USA, we specialize in supporting SMEs and SMBs that need financial clarity, scalable accounting systems, and strategic CFO-level guidance—without the cost of building a full in-house finance team. Whether you're a growing startup or a multi-generational business, our remote services are designed to deliver enterprise-grade financial oversight while helping you stay agile and cost-effective.

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— Richard Kahn, Founder & CFO, FPG‑USA