The phrase "and looking to share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a desire or intention to share something, often in a collaborative or communicative context.
Example: "I have some exciting news to discuss, and looking to share it with all of you soon."
Alternatives: "and eager to share" or "and hoping to share".
However, making sure that we are enjoying the work we do, nurturing and feeding our curiosity, and looking to share it with those around us and the future is incredibly powerful, in any industry.
Through some empirical research, and looking to share some national facts with our colleagues all over the world, we in the VICE Mexico office have concluded that Mexico City is the place with the highest levels of hair gel consumption in the entire world.
The tasting was organized at an East Side restaurant by two collectors, Bill Plotch and Jim Smyth, who had amassed quite a few whites from the 1980's and were looking to share and assess some of them over dinner.
Last we heard, mind, he'd sold his underused chopper and was looking to share one.
Mostly, Mr. Hart said, people who buy cleaning supplies in bulk and are looking to share their finds with other such buyers (think people who belong to industry associations).
EIRs are highly experienced professionals who have worked in numerous startups and are looking to share that experience with MIT students.
According to the Craigslist post, it's "suitable for backpackers, hostelers, students, and esl students, looking to share room" and includes a shared kitchen, bathroom, living room, laundry, and wifi.
Indaba is a music community for musicians looking to share and collaborate with other musicians around the globe.
They are looking to share facilities and innovative research ideas through the creation of two new research initiatives: the Centre for Stem Cell Research and the Stem Cell Network.
If you have lots of time - Ride-Boards at Universities are always looking to share rides(and costs).
Talk about your business constantly, and always look to share your vision.
