Janne Sollie

Janne Sollie (born 27 March 1959) is a Norwegian civil servant.

Born in Trondheim, she graduated from the Norwegian College of Agriculture in 1985, In her position, Sollie became known as a vocal critic of several growth-based enterprises along Norway's coast. In 2007, she took sides in the public debate on opening Lofoten and Vesterålen and Senja for petroleum activity, which she opposed. In 2010, both the parliamentary opposition and parts of the government, namely the Centre Party, "lost confidence" in Sollie following a debate on the status of Norway's nature types. The Minister of the Environment stood behind her, however. The same criticism fell when she warned against salmon farming in the same year.

In 2013, Sollie eventually became CEO of the public transport company AtB. In 2022, the board decided to hire a new chief executive. Another person would be acting director until the company could hire a new one.

Personal life She grew up in the borough Byåsen, and also lived there as an adult until she moved to a farm in Stjørdal. She is an identical twin and got two daughters.