Dope Pieces Puzzle Company had an incredible moment in the spotlight as we were featured on Good Morning America in celebration of National Small Business Week, thanks to Chase and their commitment to supporting small businesses. This opportunity allowed us to share our mission, showcase our artistry, and highlight the importance of positive representation in the puzzle industry.
A Mission Rooted in Representation
During the segment, CEO Kris Hale passionately spoke about Dope Pieces Puzzle Company's mission—to connect people, art, and culture through the work of Black and Brown artists. Our puzzles are more than just a fun activity; they are a celebration of the Black and Brown diaspora, designed to inspire and showcase culturally inclusive and representational artwork.
Puzzles That Are True Works of Art
Good Morning America hosts were in awe of the craftsmanship and intricate details of our puzzles, recognizing them as true pieces of art. Our 500-piece puzzles, along with custom-designed mini-puzzles made exclusively for the show, were highlighted as a testament to the talent and creativity of the artists we work with.
A Proud Moment for Small Business Week
This feature was a milestone moment for Dope Pieces, not only because it put a national spotlight on our brand but because it aligned perfectly with the spirit of National Small Business Week. It served as a powerful reminder that small businesses can make a big impact, especially when fueled by passion, creativity, and a commitment to authenticity.
Thank You for the Support!
We are incredibly grateful to Good Morning America and Chase for recognizing the work we do and amplifying the voices of Black and Brown artists. If you missed the segment, you can watch it here. Thank you to our community for your ongoing support—every puzzle you piece together is a step toward greater representation in the art world.