Clint Wheeler helped shaped the Association Committee of 100 and was well-known for his humanitarian work Wheeler Clinton "Clint" Wheeler III, vice president of business development and corporate programs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, died Sunday of cancer. He was 48. Wheeler joined the Chamber in 1997, having previously worked at the American Trucking Associations. While at the Chamber, he was credited with helping to transform the organization's Association Committee of 100 and its Chamber of Commerce Committee of 100. "Clint was a man of boundless energy and good cheer," Chamber CEO Tom Donohue said in an email. "He didn't just live his life, he embraced it… Read More