Indefinite pronouns + some, any, no

I was hoping to meet (anybody / somebody / nobody) from the marketing department, but they couldn’t attend the event.

I don’t know (nobody / somebody / anybody) at this event.

There is (some / any / no) point in staying if all the keynote speakers have already left.

Unfortunately, I don’t have (any / some / no) business cards with me, but you can write down my LinkedIn account name.

Do you have (any / some / no) advice for me?

There was (nobody / somebody / anybody) I knew at the job fair, so it was perfect for making new contacts.

I checked the attendee list, but I didn’t recognize (some / any / no) names from my industry.

A: How did it go at the job fair? B: Great! (Nobody / Somebody / Anybody) offered to help me with my CV.

Is there (nothing / something / anything) I can do to help?

We need (some / any / no) volunteers to help organize the networking event next week. Please let me know if you’re interested.

There’s (something / anything / nothing) strange about this job offer. The salary seems unrealistically high for an entry-level position.

I have (any / some / no) contacts in that company so I can contact you with them.

I know (nobody / somebody / anybody) who can help you with that. I'll give you their number.

Before the event, I had (some / any / no) interest in networking, but I ended up enjoying it a lot!