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Beth and Frank Naughton, Co-Owners
Beth Naughton serves as the director of marketing & sales for Uvida UV-protective Sportswear
and the chief architect behind the shirt’s stylish feel and design. A University of Arizona graduate,
Beth was a top-performing regional sales account representative for Abbott Laboratories, as well
as, an international product-marketing manager for Weiser Lock. Nominated as one of Tucson’s
Outstanding Young Executives, Beth continues to serve as the director of corporate marketing and
communications for Naughton’s Plumbing, Heating and Cooling in Tucson, a five-location
wholesale and retail company owned by her husband Frank, also a University of Arizona graduate
and the financial mind behind Uvida. The Naughtons have two children and enjoy golf, tennis,
competitive swimming and many other sun-loving sports, protected by their Uvida shirts, of
course!
Dr. Michael and Amy Huether, Co-Owners
Tucson skin cancer surgeon Dr. Michael Huether is the medical director for Arizona Skin Cancer
Surgery Center. A University of South Dakota graduate and South Dakota native, he received his
medical doctorate from the University of Iowa College of Medicine. Having completed his
dermatology training at Yale-New Haven Hospital as chief resident, Michael also completed a
fellowship in Mohs Micrographic Surgery and Cutaneous Oncology at the University of Pittsburgh
Medical Center at Shadyside. A board-certified dermatologist, Michael has authored several
professional publications, as well as, a children’s book with his wife, Amy, called Ju Ju and the
Sunblock. Amy, also a South Dakota native, is a graduate of the University of Iowa with a juris
doctor from the University of Iowa College of Law. She coached Yale University’s women’s golf
team while working in the school’s General Council’s Office and currently works with her husband
at Arizona Skin Cancer Surgery Center. Avid athletes as well, the Huethers enjoy tennis and have
six, fair-skinned children—three of whom compete in golf tournaments every weekend--constant
inspiration for highlighting the importance of sun protection.