Аполло Вудс из Оклахомы удостоен престижной премии Pulse в Хьюстоне

Houston honors Oklahoma's Apollo Woods with "Pulse Award" A huge honor has been given to Apollo Woods of Spencer, Oklahoma! He has officially received the Pulse Award from Houston, TX! This honor recognizes his efforts to help communities have better access to healthy food and to bridge the gap between food insecurity. Apollo Woods Apollo Woods is a cultural entrepreneur, community advocate, and business leader based in Oklahoma City, known for his work in economic development, supplier diversity, and community agriculture. He is an Oklahoma-native who has dedicated his career to empowering Black-owned and locally owned businesses, particularly in the food and restaurant sectors - Founder, Growing For Good Farm (2025–present) — A 13-acre regenerative farm in Spencer, Oklahoma, focused on producing culturally relevant, chemical-free crops while building community-based enterprises and workforce development programs. - Woods’ work bridges supplier diversity, storytelling, and land stewardship to address wealth and health disparities in Oklahoma. Through the Bigger Than Food Foundation, he directs procurement dollars into Black-owned and locally owned businesses, expanding food access in underserved neighborhoods - Contact: [email protected] What is are Pulse Awards? The Pulse Awards are a national recognition platform created by the African American Marketing Association (AAMA) to celebrate Black marketers, creatives, and campaigns that are shaping culture and driving innovation. The Houston ceremony is the signature event of the Marketing For The Culture Summit, AAMA’s flagship gathering of marketers, creatives, founders, and executives The Pulse Awards ceremony is held annually in Houston, Texas, marking the close of the Marketing For The Culture Summit.