New Board Appointment at Pryor Meadows



Dr. Francis John elected to serve on community association board

By Francis Maingaila 

Lusaka Zambia24 – (05 February 2026) - Pryor Meadows Community Association has appointed Dr. Francis John to its Board of Directors following a formal vote at the association’s Annual Meeting.

Dr. John accepted the appointment and pledged to apply his leadership and professional experience to advancing the community’s mission, vision, and strategic objectives.

Located in Lees Summit, Missouri, Pryor Meadows is a growing residential community within the Greater Kansas City area, known for its well-maintained properties, quality amenities, and strong neighborhood engagement. The community is professionally managed by Community Management Company (CMCKC) and continues to set benchmarks for suburban residential living.

“I am humbled and honored to serve the Pryor Meadows community,” said Dr. John.

 “Among many outstanding residential developments in the region, Pryor Meadows stands out for its quality, long-term value, and sense of community. I look forward to working closely with CMCKC and my fellow board members to preserve these strengths and contribute to the continued growth and success of our neighborhood.”

Dr. John brings extensive experience in strategic leadership, community engagement, and organizational management. His role on the board will focus on promoting transparent governance, enhancing property values, and strengthening community participation as Pryor Meadows continues to expand.

About Pryor Meadows: Pryor Meadows is a premier residential community in Lees Summit, Missouri, offering a family-friendly environment and a high standard of living.

Managed by CMCKC, the association benefits from professional oversight and a clear vision for sustainable growth. Residents enjoy proximity to top-rated schools, shopping centers, and recreational facilities.

About Dr. Francis John: Dr. Francis John is the Executive Director of HOPe Africa and a long-standing member of the Greater Kansas City community. 

He holds a Ph.D. and has a track record of strategic oversight, community engagement, and operational excellence. Previously, he served as an adviser to the Kansas City Land Bank and is a recipient of the 2022 Presidential Volunteer Service Award (Gold). His appointment reflects his commitment to servant leadership and community development.

Media Contact: Francis John, Ph.D. Board Member, Pryor Meadows Community Association Community Management Contact: CMCKC Website: cmckc.com

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