look forward to meet/meeting

[sampahmel]

Dear all,

"I am available at your convenience and look/looking forward to meet/meeting with you."

Which of the above choice is grammatically correct?

Thank you,

sampahmel

[svartnik]

Dear all,

"I am available at your convenience and look/looking forward to meet/meeting with you."

Which of the above choice is grammatically correct?

sampahmel

Looking forward to sg is more cordial than to look forward to sg.
'To' is a preposition and not an infinitive marker. 'To' takes an object, a gerund:
look/-ing forward to seeing.

[sampahmel]

so the correct sentence is:

I am available at your convenience and looking forward to meeting with you.

Is that right?

do I need to add a "am" between (and) & (looking) ?

[svartnik]

so the correct sentence is:

I am available at your convenience and looking forward to meeting with you.

Is that right?

do I need to add a "am" between (and) & (looking) ?

You need not but you can.