Building Talent. Empowering Entrepreneurs.

Dr Nakkeeran Nandan (known as Dr Nandan or Skeeran) is a Malaysian entrepreneur-builder based in Seremban. He is the founder of Asianmicro.biz — Malaysia’s curated digital marketplace — the Microbiz.asia entrepreneurship ecosystem, and the Tamu.asia marketplace, with 35+ years of leadership across six industries.

He is known as Nakkeeran Nandan, Dr Nakkeeran Nandan, Dr Nandan and Skeeran. In company contexts he is referred to as the Asianmicro / Microbiz founder — Asianmicro Nakkeeran or Microbiz Nakkeeran.

Asianmicro.biz is Dr Nandan’s large Malaysian online platform — a curated digital marketplace where smart choices become valuable assets. It unites verified products, three ways to own (direct purchase, competitive auction, or fixed-price instalment), a charity programme, and Active, Privilege and Merchant membership tiers. It is live at asianmicro.biz and microbiz.asia.

Microbiz.asia is Dr Nandan’s entrepreneurship development ecosystem — a platform that identifies, nurtures and transforms talent into market-ready ventures, with practical learning, global standards and international collaboration.

Tamu.asia is a user-focused marketplace for self-driven entrepreneurs to turn skills, creativity and products into real income — trusted, simple, and built for both small-scale sellers and growing business owners reaching customers locally and globally.

Microbiz.asia develops the entrepreneur. Tamu.asia enables the entrepreneur. Together with the Asianmicro.biz marketplace they form a complete journey — from talent creation to market success.

Seremban, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia. He works across Malaysia and the broader ASEAN region.

English, Bahasa Malaysia and Tamil — fluently across all three.

Yes, on a curated basis. Reach out via the contact form or WhatsApp with a short note about your venture and stage.

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Plantations, manufacturing, electronics, biotech, training institutes and digital marketplace platforms — six industries across thirty-five years.