Our Team

  • Brian Rooney Esq. President & CEO

    Brian Rooney was born in Northeast Philadelphia at Holy Redeemer Hospital into the well-known Rooney Family. The Rooney's are owners of the Pittsburgh Steelers. His grandfather Arthur Joseph Rooney Sr. (January 27, 1901 – August 25, 1988), often referred to as "The Chief", was the founding owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers, an American football franchise in the National Football League (NFL), from 1933 until his death. Brian's father, Patrick Rooney, Sr owned and operated Liberty Bell Racetrack in Northeast Philadelphia in the 1970's and 80's. Brian Rooney currently sits on the Pittsburgh Steelers' Board of Directors. Brian played four years of football as a student-athlete on a NCAA Division III football team at Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts; his football team went undefeated in his senior year. After receiving his undergraduate degree from Williams College, Brian went to law school at the Florida State University, College of Law. He graduated with honors from law school and was admitted to the bar in several states. While at law school, Brian attended Officer Candidates School for the U.S. Marine Corps where he earned a commission in the USMC as an officer. Brian was in the USMC for 8 years. He is an Iraq War veteran. More recently, Brian was appointed by the Michigan Governor to the Department of Human Services as a Senior Deputy Director from 2011 until 2014. On July 1, 2016, Brian bought Suburban Marble and Granite from his father-in-law, John Menarde, Sr. Brian is married to his lovely wife, Tiffany, and they have 4 children.

  • Mark Brennen VP Production

    As Suburban Marble and Granite's Vice-President for Production, Mark Brennan oversees the fabrication and installation of your marble and granite selections. He is a well-regarded expert in the area for his talent and commitment to excellence.

    Mark began working at Suburban Marble and Granite in 2003 as a template designer. His expertise and professionalism were quickly recognized and he was promoted to installation crew leader and, later, shop supervisor. With so much direct experience, it's no surprise that Mark's attention to detail is unrivaled. You can rest easy knowing that he's overseeing your custom installation.

    A life-long resident of Bucks County, Mark graduated from Bensalem High School and Bucks County Technical High School. Today, Mark is instrumental in placing apprentices from his alma mater at Suburban Marble and Granite, providing opportunities for the next generation to gain practical experience.

    An avid outdoorsman, Mark enjoys spending his spare time camping, hunting, and fishing. These days, however, spare time is rare as he and his wife Melissa are busy raising three sons who are active in youth baseball leagues and involved with many school activities.

  • James Morris General Manager

    James Morris is Vice President of Operations at Suburban Marble and Granite. In this role, James oversees all aspects of day to day operations including sales, manufacturing, purchasing, customer service and Installation.

    Throughout his 20-year tenure with Suburban Marble and Granite, James has built a reputation for developing business strategies, fostering relationships, procuring natural stone from around the world and implementing digital technologies and processes to enhance quality and the customer experience. He loves his chosen profession and is passionate about educating himself in all aspects of his industry and sharing his gained knowledge with coworkers and clients alike.

    Prior to joining Suburban Marble and Granite in 1998, James worked 17 years for a diverse range of organizations including residential / commercial construction, residential remodeling, and the kitchen and bath renovation industry.

    Outside of work James does have a life. James is lucky to live in a small river town along the Delaware River in Pennsylvania. During his free time, he enjoys day trips to cities and small towns, walking, biking, cruising, grilling and hanging out with friends. But most of all he values the time he spends with his 3 children as they are most important to him.