; (iv) job training programs; and (v) efforts to utilize the innovation center as part of the development of a community downtown; and (B) to support programs to be carried out at, or in direct partnership with, the jobs accelerator that support the objectives of the jobs accelerator, including— (i) linking rural communities to markets, networks, industry clusters, and other regional opportunities to support high-wage job creation, new business formation, and economic growth; (ii) integrating small businesses into a supply chain; (iii) creating or expanding commercialization activities for new business formation; (iv) identifying and building assets in rural communities that are crucial to supporting regional economies; (v) facilitating the repatriation of high-wage jobs to the United States; (vi) supporting the deployment of innovative processes, technologies, and products; (vii) enhancing the capacity of small businesses in regional industry clusters, including small and disadvantaged businesses; (viii) increasing United States exports and business interaction with international buyers and suppliers; (ix) developing the skills and expertise of local workforces, entrepreneurs, and institutional partners to support growing industry clusters, including the upskilling of incumbent workers; (x) ensuring rural communities have the capacity and ability to carry out projects relating to housing, community facilities, infrastructure, or community and economic development to support regional industry cluster growth; (xi) establishing training programs to meet the needs of employers in a regional industry cluster and prepare workers for high-wage jobs