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After More Than 70 Years, Cincinnati Agency Northlich Closes Its Doors

Industry changes cited as one reason for shuttering shop

Northlich was founded in 1949. Northlich
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By Doug Zanger

August 30, 2019

Independent Cincinnati agency Northlich has announced that it is closing as of today. In a brief statement, the agency said “industry challenges and prevailing market forces” as the main reasons for the closure.

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Doug Zanger is Adweek's Agencies editor, focusing on creativity and agencies.

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