In the US quotas only go one direction. You're not even allowed to have public discussions about fixing eg education disasters like what's happening with boys and young men. You'll get attacked, shouted down, called some atrocious names to discredit you, marginalized, and almost universally ignored by the media.

Meanwhile essentially all education metrics are worse for boys than for girls, all the way through university and the gap keeps getting worse. At some point the US is going to have to start having a national discussion about it, or the consequences will get a lot more dire (and it's already quite bad).

Should there be a funding quota based on gender for startup teams? Or a hiring quota based on gender for CEOs?

In Bulgaria education is free and there are very competitive and selective free high schools that teach languages. When I was there, one high school had a gender quota. The boys admitted needed more than a letter grade less (out of 5) to get into the high school. Another high school had no gender quota and it was 90% girls. Because of the high % of girls in the second school, boys had a very strong additional incentive to be admitted there throughout the years.

Some countries do that.