Stanhoff said San Diego County has 18 of California’s 117 tribes. The chamber is a statewide organization with three chapters - Southern California, San Diego County and Northern California - with a mission to provide opportunities for networking and support of American Indian business people in California. She knows a lot about economic self-sufficiency, enterprise and success.” “She has shared with us the background of her tribe, and has given us suggestions and tips on how to approach folks. “Erica has been talking to us about how things are going with her tribe and she given us some insight on tribal operations during these challenging times,” Stanhoff said. Tracy Stanhoff, president of the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of California, said Pinto was recognized for her continuous work on behalf of tribal businesses and community growth for Native peoples. 6 at the group’s Native American Heritage Month Luncheon at Agua Caliente Resort Casino in Rancho Mirage. The award is the highest honor the chamber bestows. Most recently, Pinto was chosen as the “Warrior Award” winner by the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of California. She has also won a Woman in Leadership award from the San Diego East County Chamber of Commerce and was given a Woman of Influence Award by San Diego Metro Magazine. Less than three weeks ago, Pinto was named one of 18 “Power Women SD” at an awards ceremony presented by the San Diego International Film Festival and Discover Magazines. Pinto didn’t get into the business world to win awards, but the chairwoman of the Jamul Indian Village has been racking up some honors over the years.

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