Type up your CV and find recruiters. They sometimes get a bad name, but that's also sometimes undeserved, and the good ones are like gold; they will often know

Type up your CV and find recruiters. They sometimes get a bad name, but that's also sometimes undeserved, and the good ones are like gold; they will often know people in their clients' business well. That's your pre-made network. No need to show loyalty to one recruiter at the start. Get in touch with a few, and continue with the ones you like. You'll also be in their rollerdex forever more. As you're still on good terms with your former employer, mention, emphasise this - you're laid off because of circumstances out of your control, not performance related.