Hanna Geiran (born 1969) is director general of the Directorate for Cultural Heritage in Norway (Riksantikvaren). She graduated from the Oslo School of Architecture in 1997 and started her professional life as an architect in different firms.

In 2005, Hanna Geiran joined the Directorate for Cultural Heritage, where she has held different responsibilities: head of the Section for the Protection and Development of Buildings and Green Areas (since 2013), head of the Department for Buildings, Monuments and Sites from 2014 on and director general since October 2018.  Until 2018 she was a member of the Norwegian delegation for ICCROM.

Ms Geiran is also head of the Norwegian delegation to the World Heritage Committee. The Directorate for Cultural Heritage promotes the conservation, use, enjoyment and development of cultural heritage. In addition to working to provide various forms of protection, Ms Geiran also wants to ensure that climate and environmental considerations are taken properly into account in the management and maintenance of cultural heritage. As an architect, she promotes re-use and transformation of buildings as a contribution towards achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement.